The Fine Contents of a Wiltshire Country House

G ARDINER H OULGATE

THE S PECIALI S T AUCTIONEER S

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Edwardian silver circular bonbon basket, maker Colen Hewer Cheshire, Chester 1906, 6" diameter, 4.2oz t

Garrard & Co. Ltd Armada silver dish, London 1983, 4.75" diameter, 3.7oz t; within a Garrard & Co Ltd fitted presentation box

£50­£80

George III silver oval teapot, with engraved crest and hardwood handle and finial, maker Michael Plummer, London 1794, 6" high, 15oz t £150­

Georgian silver oval cream jug, of lobed helmet form with engraved foliate borders, the makers initials indistinct D..., 4" high; together with two similar Georgian silver sauce ladles by George Smith and Peter, Ann & William Bateman, both 6.5" approx, 8.1oz t total (3)

£80­£120

18th century style twin branch silver candelabra, raised on a knopped stem over a square canted stepped base, maker JCL, London 1969, 9" high, 23.9oz t

£250­£350

George III silver teapot, of low squat form with cast reeded rim, hardwood finial and handle, maker IP, London 1814, 4.5" high, 21.3oz t

£250­£350

Charles II style silver basting spoon by William Comyns & Sons Ltd,. a copy of The Salisbury Ladle, the long tapering handle with three knops and the bowl with a crown crest and lion crest to the underside, 15" long, London 1936, 5.2oz t

£200­£300

George IV silver oval cruet stand, with repoussé scrolling decoration and a hardwood base, containing assorted glass bottles and jars, makers mark rubbed indistinct, London 1826, 9" high, 15.1oz t wooden base and wooden handle stem (handle at fault)

£150­£200

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£50­£80

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£250

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George II silver waiter, with an engraved lion crest within a scrolling cartouche, all within a raised cast scrolling rim border, raised on three feet, maker William Robertson, London 1758, 8" diameter, 13.8oz t

£200­£300

10.

Set of three George III silver casters by Robert Peaston, of baluster form with wrythen spiral decoration and twisted finials, engraved crest, one 7.5" high, and two 6" high, London 1762, 19.4oz t (one re-sleeved)

** The crest of JESSON of West Bromwich

£300­£500

11.

Victorian silver spirit kettle on stand, with a cane wrapped swing handle, and half reeded body, on a burner stand on three shell cast feet, maker Hunt & Roskell, marked Hunt & Roskell late Storr & Mortimer 8291 to the underside, London 1856, 12.5" high, 36.9oz t

£300­£500

12.

Good George III serpentine oval silver cake basket, with a shaped reeded swing handle, bearing an eagle crest to the interior within engraved borders, the makers initials slightly rubbed, HC possibly Henry Chawner, London 1796, 15" wide, 24.8oz t

£250­£350

13.

William Neale & Son Ltd. Capstan silver ink well, with a hinged cover and porcelain liner, Birmingham 1928, 5.5" diameter. 2" high

£30­£50

14.

Victorian silver drum mustard, with a hinged cover and cast open arcaded surround enclosing a blue glass liner, maker Henry Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield 1838, 3.5" high, 3.5oz t without liner, also with a D&A spoon

£150­£250

15.

George III silver wine funnel, maker John Emes, London 1804, 6" long, 5.7oz t

£100­£150

16.

Set of four Victorian Rococo style silver­gilt teaspoons, cast with bugs and caterpillars with leaf bowls, maker possibly Joseph Angell, London 1838, 4.75" long (4)

£60­£100

17.

Barker Ellis Silver Co. circular silver waiter, with cast beaded rim border, Birmingham 1987, 8" diameter, 9.2oz t

£100­£150

18.

Christopher Nigel Lawrence silver dish commemorating the 300th Anniversary of the Bank of England (1694­1994), 3.75" x 4.25", Sheffield 1994, 1.9oz t

£50­£80

19.

Pair of George III silver serving spoons, with fiddle pattern monogrammed handles, maker Thomas Wilkes Barker, London 1814, 12" long, 7.8oz t (2)

£100­£150

20.

George V silver boat shaped tray, with cast beaded rim border, maker S W Smith & Co, Birmingham 1917, 1.25" wide; together with two other small silver pin trays by Deakin & Francis Ltd and Carr's of Sheffield Ltd, 6.5oz t (3)

£70­£100

21.

Group of six silver napkin rings, including a pair by William Devenport, Birmingham 1918, 4oz t in total (6)

£40­£80

22.

Harman Brothers rectangular silver box, the hinged cover with engraved Chinese text, enclosing a boxwood lined interior, Birmingham 1957, 10" wide, 3.5" deep, 2" high; also a smaller silver box by Viner's Ltd, Sheffield 1964, 4.5" wide, 3.25" deep, 1.5" high (2)

£100­£150

23.

Georgian silver toddy ladle, with horn handle, marks rubbed indistinct, 13.5" long

£40­£80

24.

Pair of small repousse silver candlesticks by W I Broadway & Co, Birmingham 1961, 4" high, weighted bases; together with a pair of silver plated chamber sticks with snuffers by GRC, 4.5" high another pair of plated candle sticks (6)

£60­£100

25.

Silver plated twin­handled rectangular tray, 22" x 12"; together with assorted plated items and metal wares including a vine cast coaster, napkin rings, 11 x nickel silver forks, 4 x 800 silver cake forks (one broken), knives etc.

£20­£40

26.

Pair of George II silver table spoons, 7.75" long, maker JH possibly John Harvey I, London 1742, 3.9oz t

£60­£100

27.

Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd. Art Deco silver cruet set, Sheffield 1922, pepper 3.25" high; together with a Victorian silver spoon, silver nips and pair of sugar tongs, 6.5oz t

£60­£100

- Buyer’s Premium of 22% + VAT (26.4% inclusive of VAT)

28.

Pair of Sheffield plate tall wine coasters, with vine cast rim, 4.5" high; together with three further plated coasters and a silver engine turned dressing hand mirror by Walker & Hall, Chester 1939, 11" long

£60­£100

29.

Quantity of silver plated cutlery, including a part canteen by Mappin Brothers, further Mappin & Webb etc.

£20­£40

30.

Mixed lot of assorted silver plate and metal items including a cased set of six dessert forks, vine cast card tray, ladle, flatware various includin Harrods, repousse fruit spoon, repousse plated box etc

£30­£50

31.

George III mahogany serpentine knife box, the hinged cover with chevron inlay banded borders and oval paterae, with starburst paterae to the underside enclosing a divided grille, 9" wide, 13" high

£100­£150

32.

Regency rosewood specimen box, of sarcophagus form with beaded borders, the hinged cover enclosing a lined and divided interior, currently enclosing a selection of seashell specimen, raised on four bun feet, 10.5" wide, 9.5" deep, 5.25" high

£100­£150

33.

19th century carved giltwood eagle, modelled with outstretched wings upon a shaped plinth, 16" high; together with a pair of decorative gilt wing ornaments on stepped square bases, 8" high (3)

£80­£120

Pair of 19th century French 'verde antico' marble urns with covers, the covers with gilt bronze pineapple finials, the urns with wrythen carved bodies, upon turned socle and square plinth bases (2)

£150­£250

35.

Large carved wood polychrome statue of Saint Matthew, 18th century, modelled standing reading from a book in his left hand, 22" high £200­£400

36.

Pair of 19th century Continental decorative bronze urns, with twin scroll and mask handles over a shallow half reeded lobed body raised on circular supports over square plinth bases, 9" wide including handles, 5.25" high (2)

£80­£120

37. NO LOT

38.

Decorative bronze figural candle holder, cast as a winged caryatid with scrolling tail, upon an octagonal pillared support over a square base raised on four short feet, 23.25" high

£80­£120

39.

Regency rosewood and brass mounted campaign writing slope box, the brass inlaid hinged cover enclosing a tooled red leather writing surface with stationery box and divisions, with flush inset brass campaign style handles to the side, 16" wide, 9.25" deep, 5" high

£100­£150

40.

Pair of French Empire style bronze candlesticks, foliate scrolling cast triangular supports raised on three eagle monopodia on shaped trefoil bases, 8.5" high (2)

£120­£180

41.

George IV rosewood gilt metal mounted book carrier, of rectangular form, the twin handled frame cast with a scrolled arcade on four bun feet, 21" wide, 11" deep, 9" high

£300­£500

42.

Pair of 19th century French Empire parcel gilt patinated bronze candlesticks, raised on three eagle monopodia on a triform base, 7" high (2)

£200­£300

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Large Continental carved wooden polychrome figure of a religious leader, modelled holding a book wearing a hat and gown, polychrome decorated with gilt highlights, upon a rectangular plinth section with indistinct text inscription, 20" high £150­£250

44.

Timothy Richards cast plaster model of Houghton Hall, Norfolk England, detailed in lead, limited edition 175/300, signed verso and numbered, also dated June 2003, bearing an information label verso, 15" wide, 9" high £100­£200

45.

French cast bronze and giallo antico marble candelabra, converted to electricity, with three scrolling sconce supports raised on a central yellow marble pillar, upon a cast leaf wrapped base over a triform support of legs and paws on a stepped shaped base, 23" high including fitting £100­£150

46.

Rosewood rectangular tea caddy, the hinged cover enclosing a divided compartment with two interior covers, 9" wide, 5" deep, 4.5" high (faults); together with an apprentice miniature mahogany dining chair with pierced vase splat over a stuffover drop-in seat, over shaped square legs united by stretchers, 7" wide, 13" high (2) £40­£80

47.

Impressive ornate carved gilt wooden wall bracket, with a acanthus leaf border raised on scrolling carved leaf supports and further scroll carved details over a ghoulish mask, 14.5" wide, 8" deep, 14" high £200­£300

48.

European carved giltwood wall bracket, possibly 18th century, the shaped lobed and moulded top over a serpent and scrolling support, bearing a paper trade label 'W Wright, carver gilder and picture cleaner to Her Royal Highness The Princess Sophia of Gloucester...', 9.5" wide, 7.5" deep, 11" high £150­£250

49.

Collection of decorative tin metal egg­shaped boxes, each with differing decoration, each 4.5" high approx, within a Peter Cox turned horse chestnut wooden fruit bowl, 12" diameter £40­£80

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Art Nouveau spelter figural bust of a lady with iris flowers in her hair and hands, cast leaning on a banister, impressed signature Campagni to the lower side, 15" high; together with a smaller plaster bust figurehead of a man (2)

£60­£100

51.

Interesting carved oak sculpture of Saint Margaret and the Dragon, possibly of Netherlands origin and 15th century, modelled standing reading from a book with a dragon by her feet, 19" high

** with a certificate stating the sculpture to be of Netherlands origin, 15th century - Heritage, Maastricht, 1987

£300­£500

52.

Pair of decorative faux marble cast resin bust statues after the Antique, depicting Caligula and Marcus Auralias, mounted upon turned socle and square bases, impressed signatures and inscribed MOD.DEP and indistinctly signed, tallest 10" high; together with a pair of cast plaster model Corinthian column arches (4)

£80­£120

53.

Decorative Toleware style composite table lamp, modelled as an urn with fixed cover and lion mask handles upon a square base, gilt painted acorn and oak leaf decoration on a black ground, 21" high including fitting, height including shade 28" high

£40­£80

54.

19th century gilt wood carving of a basket of flowers, 13" wide, 13" high

£60­£100

55.

After Donatello ­ bronze figure of Atys­Amorino, mounted upon a veined green marble square socle, 11.5" high.

£80­£120

56.

Pair of early 19th century parcel gilt and patinated bronze square stands, possibly French or English, each decorated with acorn and oak leaf spray upon winged claw feet, 7.25" high

£300­£500

58.

Good pair of large decorative gilt metal chenets in the Louis XVI style, each with swagged urns above festooned balustrading, 16" wide, 15" high (pair)

£300­£500

59.

Three coral specimen pieces, largest 14" diameter approx; also a modern 'sea weed' metal bowl (3)

£60­£100

60.

Decorative French style brass table lamp, modelled as a three sconce candelabra on a Corinthian column central support under a Toleware height adjusting shade, 22" max

£40­£80

61.

After John Henry Foley ­ pair of cold cast bronze figures of Oliver Goldsmith and Edmond Burke by Genesis Fine Arts, each modelled upon square socle of cobbles, inscribed with the names to the bases and further impressed 'J.H Foley RA London' to the socle, 20" high approx

£200­£300

62.

Regency rosewood twin bottle stand, with central turned and ring handle, raised on four finely turned supports and ball feet, containing two cut glass bottles and stopper, 8" wide, 12.5" high (the stand is partially sun bleached)

£50­£80

63.

Selection of interesting items, to include a pair of small cast model cannons, 8" wide, cast resin figure of a Spanish matador, 7.5" high, pair of brass Royal Horse Guards saddle mounts, a metal lyre shaped book stand, 11" wide and a Marcella Cigars cylinder tin

£60­£100

64.

Pair of French ormolu mounted lacquered papier maché pot pourri urns with pierced covers, raised on circular bases raised over four scroll feet, 5.5" diameter, 7.5" high (2).

£60­£100

65.

Carved alabaster bust of Philip V of Spain, after the Antique, mounted upon a stepped square plinth, inscribed to the reverse 0.48 and bearing a factory seal stamp, 15.5" high

** A marble bust on pedestal of Philip V, together with the bust of his second wife Isabella Farnese is at the top of the staircase in the Royal Palace in Madrid

£150­£300

66. NO LOT

67.

Decorative painted wooden panel, cut to the outline of the basket of flowers decoration, 22" high

£30­£50

68.

French 19th century bronze and ormolu figural inkstand, the rectangular cover mounted with a winged putto and trophies of war, the base with a wreath over foliate border, 7.5" wide, 4" deep, 7.25" high

£400­£600

69.

Pair of Anthony Redmile ostrich egg candlesticks, with silver plated mounts and drip pans raised on turned supports, stamped Redmile, London, 11.5" high

£200­£300

70.

Victorian lacquered brass bobbin holder, raised in four stages with some original bobbins and the brass decorative chain, surmounted by a medieval knight finial, raised upon a hexagonal base, 21" high

£80­£120

71. NO LOT

72.

Antique carved corbel bracket, with scrolling foliate border over a support of three winged putti around a painted armorial shield, possibly French 17th/18th century, 4" wide, 3.5" deep, 9" high.

£80­£120

73.

Valentino Panciera Besarel (1809­1922) ­ fine relief carved oval plaque depicting a cherub playing a lute, inscribed signed 'V. Besarel Venezia 1899', within an ebonised oval beaded and relief carved frame, bearing Freres Besarel retail label verso, 8.5" high

£300­£500

74.

Seven decorative glass paperweights, to include a green Nailsea example, two millefiori examples, a bubble example inscribed T.V.G to the underside and a National Gallery souvenir example; also a slate paperweight (8)

£60­£100

75.

Three interesting framed illuminated manuscript pages, within double glazed frames, one with a title to the mount 'Book of Hours, French circa 1470', largest including frame 8.75" x 11.5" (3)

£60­£100

76.

After the Antique ­ bronzed patinated figure of 'The Apollo Belvedere', modelled upon a shaped circular socle, inscribed monogram 'NF' and numbered 21170 to the underside, 14.5" high

£120­£180

77.

Selection of decorative clay fruits; together with a selection of gilt wooden fruits, within a heavy marble fluted bowl, 13" diameter; also a decorative pineapple table lamp

£20­£40

78.

Pair of 'Garden pewter' candlesticks, 9.5" high: together with a shirley pewter chamberstick: together with a silver plated chamberstick, both with later shaped glass storm shades (4)

£20­£40

79.

Group of interesting and decorative souvenir wares: to include good quality Iranian miniature boxed framed rugt, 2.5" x 19" including frame: decorated pottery balcony 11" high, carved wooden balcony, 25" high, wooden model tut tut, harp music box and treen penguin.

£30­£50

80.

Selection of decorative accessories to include a pair of large red wooden obelisks, pair of decorative marbled card storage boxes with pyramid covers, four blue painted wooden pyramid sculptures, pair of cast metal bookends, pair of green painted table lamps, 17.25" high, etc

£80­£120

81.

Interesting early 19th century canoe model made from bark, Newfoundland, 33" long (with faults)

£80­£120

82.

Georgian style walnut and brass mounted two train bracket clock, the 8.5" silvered foliate engraved dial with brass corner spandrels signed Newcombe & Son, London and numbered 084, the Empire movement stamped and numbered 7850 to the back plate, within a stepped case surmounted by a caddy top with carrying handle, 19" high (with pendulum and winding key)

£200­£300

83.

French Empire ormolu and bronze mantel clock, the movement with 3" diameter dial within a drumhead brass casing flanked by ferns and two goats, upon an ebonised wooden base raised on cast foliate feet, 11" wide, 10" high

£200­£300

84.

Smiths 8­day miniature brass lantern clock, with 3" diameter dial, battery movement 7" high

£20­£30

85.

French Empire ormolu two train mantel clock with silk suspension striking on a bell, 3" circular dial, the movement stamped 470 within a drumhead lyre style case flanked by classical urns, with a classical swag applied shaped base raised on four feet, 9" wide, 2" high (with pendulum and winding key) (front left foot is loose)

£200­£300

French brass alarm carriage clock striking on a bell, the 2" diameter enamel dial within a foliate filigree mask and corniche brass case, cylinder escapement, 6" high (with winding key) (right hand side panel cracked)

£80­£120

87.

Good George III mahogany 8 day longcase clock, the 11" arched dial signed 'Pridgin, Hull', with a silvered chapter ring and calendar aperture on a matte brass ground with foliate spandrels, the case with shell paterae and a pillared hood surmounted by ball and spike finials, 92" high (with pendulum, two weights and winding key)

£700­£1000

88.

George III mahogany wheel barometer, the 8" diameter dial signed 'C Prada, Worcester', the case inlaid with a shell paterae, 39" high overall £60­£100

89.

Swedish giltwood two train wall clock, the 9" diameter dial and a Peerless movement, within an ornate case with architectural pillar supports and mirror back, 36" high, starburst pendulum and winding key

£200­£400

90.

Souvenir stone obelisk with Egyptian hieroglyphic text, 16.5" high; together with another stone obelisk, souvenir specimen stone pyramid and a pair of interesting polished stone bookends

£60­£100

91.

Pair of gold leaf gesso floral and foliate swag carved wall mounts, 29" high: together with gilt gesso twin-sconce wall light with musical motif, 25" high (3)

£100­£150

92.

Three glazed octagonal frames containing a selection of plaster intaglio casts and seals after the Antique, portraying classical scenes with portrait busts, figural groups and animals, within matching gilded foliate frames, 12.5" wide (3)

£300­£500

93.

Antique Jersey pewter lidded flagon, the fixed hinged cover with a twinacorn finial, stamped insignia and further stamp to the initials PG, 17th/18th century, 9" high

£50­£80

94.

Small Swiss walnut cased music box, playing on three airs, labelled to the underside of the hinged cover with the titles and numbered 498, the base plate of the movement also stamped 498, 5" wide, 3.5" deep, 2.25" high (glass panel at fault)

£40­£60

95.

Classical style cube jardinière, with gilded mounts and painted lake scene panel within gilded leaf carved border to the front, 13" wide, 13" deep, 11.5" high: together with a pair of decorative metal fluted square jardinières with elephant panel borders, 7" high (3)

£50­£80

96.

Carved and polished soapstone figure of a recumbent hippopotamus, 15" wide, 6.5" high; together with a carved stone rhinoceros (repaired horn tip), 12" wide, 5" high (2)

£50­£80

97.

Group of Russian papier maché lacquered duck boxes, with gilt and polychrome decorated examples, largest 7" long, 3.5" high; together with two similar turtle boxes, two carved Treen ducks and a pottery duck (10)

£30­£50

98.

Pair of polychrome and silvered figural dumb waiters, modelled as a lady and gentleman in period dress, 11" high: together with a pair of veined black marbled book ends modelled in the manner of the Louis Wischestmen, 7" high.

£50­£80

99. NO

100.

Three pieces of decorative art glass to include a bark effect vase in the manner of Whitefriars, 8" high, a blue and green swirl design bowl and a spiral outswept pedestal fruit bowl (3)

£30­£50

101.

Pair of Italian white marble statues modelled as The Virgin Mary and The Angel Gabriel, after an original group 'Le Cassanelle' ('The Annunciation') from the 14th century by sculptur Nino Pisano in the church of Santa Caterina in Pisa, both 23" high approx (2)

£400­£600

102.

Two polished marble cylindrical plinths including a giallo antico example, the largest 7" diameter, 7" high (2)

£80­£120

103.

Interesting embroidered night cap displayed beneath a glass dome, possibly 17th century, the dome 10" diameter

** Purchased from Mary Bellis of Hungerford

£50­£80

104.

Pair of 19th century wood carvings of griffins, with verdigris bronze effect patination, 10" long, 6" high

£80­£120

105.

French marble baluster table lamp with brass leaf cast mounts, with shade, 19.5" high including fitting

£30­£50

106.

After Frederic Leighton ­ 'An Athlete Wrestling a Python', Royal Academy Arts 'Austin Sculpture' cold cast bronze resin figure, 15" high; with a Classical wooden plinth applied with a bronze figural band, 8" diameter, 7.5" high (2)

£60­£100

107.

Jill Laurimore ­ Two architectural gesso reliefs 'Villa Rotonda' and 'Chiswick House', box framed behind glass, signed and inscribed in pencil to the mount, each 19.5" x 15.5" overall (2)

** Purchased direct from the Laurimore Gallery in September 1995

£80­£120

108.

Russian St Petersburg mahogany and papier maché lacquered box, the rectangular cover decorated with a quayside scene with shipping 'The Stock Exchange', by P. Semiachkin, signed and inscribed to the underside of the cover, 4.75" wide, 2.75" deep, 1.25" high, sold with a Russian Trade Folk Arts quality certificate dated January 16th 1992 numbered 1 by the artist and signed; also another Russian lacquered papier maché box, decorated to the hinged cover with countryside farming scene, 3.5" wide, 2.5" deep, 1.5" high (2)

£60­£100

109.

Architectural carved stone pillar section with foliate capital, 15" high; together with a smaller similar stone pillar section with carved oak leaf capital, 8" high (2)

£50­£100

110.

Antique carved stone architectural pillar excerpt, with the head of a king to the terminal, 12" high £100­£200

111.

112.

Pair of brass recumbent elk figures, 8" high; together with a pair larger carved treen recumbent deer figures, 18" wide, 14.5" high and a metal horse figure (5)

£30­£50

113.

Collection of assorted white cotton table cloths, place mats and napkins, some with subtle decoration, mostly plain

£10­£20

114.

Japanese red lacquered chinoiserie gallery tray depicting figures in landscapes, 20" wide; together with a decorative parquetry inlaid tray, possibly Indian, 17" wide (2)

£20­£40

115.

Set of three early 19th steel fire irons, poker 28" long; with a pair of steel fire irons (5)

£100­£150

116.

Good cast steel oval fire basket in the Adam style, 17" high, 19" wide; together with a 19th century steel fender, 47" wide; pair of brass andirons 15" high, pair of French brass chenets 10.5" high and two brushes

£150­£250

117 - 130

NO LOT

POTTERY & PORCELAIN

131.

Berlin porcelain figural group relating to astronomy in the manner of Wilhelm Christian Meyer, blue sceptre mark, 18th century, 13" high (restorations)

£80­£120

132.

Spode early 19th century bat printed porcelain teapot and cream jug; together with similar pattern Spode sucrier with cover (finial at fault), two teacups and two saucers, the teapot 10" wide, 6" high £60­£100

133.

Impressive French gilt metal and marble mounted blue glaze ceramic urn with cover in Louis XVI style, the cover with cast foliate finial over a body with cast vines, foliage and winged putto, the cast handles modelled as rams heads, mounted upon a shaped white marble socle, early 20th century, 16" high £400­£600

134.

19th century English porcelain tray mounted within an ebonised frame, decorated with a title view of Warwick Castle, within a gilt border on a green ground, possibly Chamberlain & Co., 15" wide, 11" high total including frame.

£80­£120

135.

Set of six Royal Worcester 'Saguenay' coffee cans and saucers, the saucers 4.75" diameter

£20­£40

136.

Staffordshire pearlware baluster vase and cover, 19th century, with a gilt lion finial and printed in blue and painted in colours with a foliate ground, 18.5" high approx

£200­£300

137.

Pair of early 19th century English cylindrical porcelain vases, painted with figures and highland landscape views depicting an Abbey, within gilt foliate borders, both 3.5" high (2)

** The views possibly of Kilwinning Abbey, Ayrshire

£80­£120

138.

Fine pair of Derby (Bloor) blue­ground and gilt twin handled porcelain urns painted with titled landscapes, circa 1825, each painted with a titled landscape view in a manner of Daniel Lucas senior with British views, iron-red Bloor marks and inscribed 'View in Wales' and a 'View in Derbyshire', 9" high (2)

£300­£500

139.

Late 19th century stoneware stilton dish and cover, with hunting scene panorama and oak leaf and acorn foliate borders on a natural brown ground, the dish 12" diameter, the cover 10" high; together with a Wedgwood Jasper Ware trinket box with cover (2)

£60­£100

140.

Worcester first period blue and white porcelain teapot, the cover with moulded flower finial, decorated with a floral spray, crescent mark, 5.25" high

£80­£120

141.

Group of Worcester first period blue and white porcelain, to include a set of four tea bowls and seven matching saucers, each with crescent marks; also two crescent period saucers (13)

£80­£120

142.

Worcester globular porcelain teapot and cover painted in the Chinese export style, with a flower and leaves finial, painted with panels of ironred and green flower panels with gilded highlights, late 18th century, 5.5" high

£100­£150

143.

Late 18th century English porcelain teapot and cover, possibly Newhall, painted with flower sprays, 5.75" high (at fault); Spode Felspar teapot and cover, 4.75" high; also a 19th century teapot and cover, decorated with classical figures on a bold green ground, possibly Castleford, 4.5" high (3)

£50­£80

144.

Newhall late 18th century oval lobed porcelain teapot and cover, painted with chinoiserie figures and landscape, 6" high; with another similar teapot and an oval teapot (both with faults) (3)

£60­£100

145.

19th cylindrical porcelain teapot and cover with a matching sugar bowl, the teapot with fitted gilt metal chains, gilded knop finial painted with mauve and green foliate bands with gilt highlights, teapot 5" high, the bowl 3" high, 4" diameter; with a 19th century globular porcelain teapot and cover, with a gilded flower finial painted with oval gilded panels of birds on a green ground, 5.5" high (at fault) (3)

£60­£100

146.

19th century porcelain cabinet cup and saucer, painted with figures in a country landscape within a gilded borders, the can with a gilded interior, the can 2.5" high, the saucer 5" diameter £40­£80

147.

Six 19th century English porcelain cups and saucers, to include Derby, Coalport, Spode and Newhall; also a single English saucer £60­£100

148.

H&R Daniel Shrewsbury shape porcelain cabinet cup and saucer, painted with summer flowers, the saucer 5.5" diameter; with four other early 19th century English porcelain cups and saucers including Newhall and Coalport £100­£150

149.

Collection of porcelain tea caddies, primarily by 'Vista Alegre' Portugal, also to include a 19th century French example in the Oriental style (8) £60­£100

150.

Pair of large antique style relief moulded water jugs, with two handles and acanthus leaf decoration and a monochrome transfer print border, 12" high (2) £50­£80

151.

Pair of India Jane baluster jars with covers, monochrome decorated with Chinese Willow tree and pagoda scenes, 17" high; together with an India Jane porcelain rectangular planter with some faux flowers and plants, 12" wide, 7.5" high; also an India Jane beaker and similar though unmarked soap dish (5)

£50­£100

152.

Set of porcelain jars decorated after the Royal Pavilion Brighton, inscribed to the underside, largest 6.5" diameter, 10" high; together with another cylinder porcelain storage jar decorated with a scene LisboaTerreiro do Paco, inscribed to the underside, 9" high; also three further white glass storage jars with covers, pair of scallop shell shaped pottery dishes and a Royal Crown Derby 'Olde Avesbury' flared cylinder pot £30­£50

153.

Decorative crackle glaze jar with cover decorated with palm trees, 12" high; together with two small 'Magpie' trinket trays decorated with birds, small pot with the Wave off Kanagawa and some small souvenir pottery pieces

£30­£50

154.

Attractive pair of 19th century Berlin porcelain comports, decorated with birds and floral swags, with a shaped wavy rim raised on a knopped support, 9" diameter, 6.5" high

£60­£100

155.

Blanc de Chine porcelain table lamp modelled with birds on branches; together with a small porcelain bird figure (2)

£20­£40

156.

Set of six Chamberlains Worcester 'Dragon in Compartment' pattern porcelain saucers, inscribed 'Nr75' in iron red script, early 19th century, 6" diameter (6)

£80­£120

157.

Chamberlains Worcester 'Dragon in Compartment' pattern porcelain cup and saucer, early 19th century, the cup 2.75" high, the saucer 6.75" diameter

£60­£100

158.

Sevrés porcelain cabinet portrait plate, centrally decorated with a portrait of a lady, within a deep blue border with three figural painted panels and gilt foliage, bearing factory mark, 9.5" diameter

£50­£80

159.

19th century Paris porcelain tea and coffee service, painted with decorated with country folk figural scenes drinking ale within gilded bands, comprising a coffee/tea pot 8" high, jug, sucrier with cover and bowl, eleven cups and twelve saucers

£150­£250

160.

Pair of early Delft faience glazed octagonal fluted pottery vases with covers, possibly Rouen ware, the covers with Fo dog finials, densely foliate panel decorated, inscribed 'IG 34' to the undersides, 18.5" high (2) (the bases in poor condition)

£40­£80

161.

Two Royal Crown Derby Imari Peacocks, on moulded floral rococo bases, 10" and 7" high (faults) (2)

£80­£120

162.

Good pair of Italian Societa Porcellane Aristiche Cockatoo table lamps, the bird figures mounted upon brass frames and plinths, with factory stamp to the undersides, with shades, height adjusting 29" high approx (2)

£300­£500

163.

Coalport 'Strawberry' part porcelain tea service, comprising jug 4" high, sucrier with cover, eight tea cups and seven saucers, 5.5" diameter

£50­£80

164.

Pair of 19th century Bloor Derby porcelain dessert plates and a leaf shaped dish, each finely painted with central landscape views within gilt scrolling borders on a blue ground, each titled and factory stamped to the underside 'View in Cumberland', 'Lake of Piede Lugi' and 'Ruins in Italy', the plates 8.75" diameter (3)

£100­£150

165.

Pair of mid­18th century Worcester leaf design porcelain sauce boats, one with iron-red marks, the other with black marks from a different hand, 8.75" long (2) (one handle at fault)

£150­£250

166.

Copelands China for T. Goode & Co. porcelain crested dinner service, decorated with central shield with a dragon and crown, within a deep cobalt blue ground rim, comprising ten plates 10.25" diameter, nine soup bowls, serving bowl with cover and two further covers; also a set of six 'Audaces Fortuna Iuvat' crested soup bowls for the Poulet family, possibly Worcester; and eight Coalport 'Majestic Blue' side plates 8" diameter

£100­£200

167.

Lynton porcelain cabinet coffee cup and saucer painted by Stefan Nowacki, with seascape scene of a ship in the arctic, within a gilt circular reserve on a deep blue ground with gilt stripes, with gilt cypher monograms to the undersides, cup 2.5" high, saucer 5.25" diameter

£200­£300

168.

Sevrés Chateau des Tuileries porcelain cabinet plate, decorated with the King Louis Philippe monogram and winged putti, bearing 1844 S.37 factory marks to the underside, 9.25" diameter; together with a Sevrés Chateau des Tuileries porcelain cup and saucer (restored) (3)

£50­£100

169.

Attractive Dresden Helena Wolfsohn porcelain écuelle with cover on stand, painted with an atmospheric harbour scene, late 19th century, the saucer 5.25" diameter

£200­£300

170.

Mixed group of decorative pottery and porcelain including a Karl Ens kingfisher figure, Alegre Portugal porcelain leaf shaped dishes, fish dish, reproduction salts, pottery petal bowl and saucer etc

£30­£50

171.

Pair of German stoneware flasks, with inscribed and blue stylised floral decorations on a grey ground, 11" high (2)

£30­£50

172.

Small interesting selection of interesting Roman and medieval stoneware and pottery fragments; also an early tile depicting a lion £40­£80

173.

Group of decorative pottery and porcelain to include a Moorcroft 'Hibiscus' dish (small hairline to the rim), Leedsware candlestick, Vienna porcelain tea cup and saucer, assorted decorative coasters, commemorative tea cup and saucer, Staffordshire figure, etc

£40­£80

174.

Group of decorative pottery and porcelain; including Lenox candlesticks, Losol ware jar with cover, Paris Royal fluted planter with pot pourri etc.

£30­£50

175.

French Niderviller bisque porcelain figural group ­ The Education of Emile modelled by Jean­Jacques Rousseau, inscribed G78 with Niderville raised marks, 14" high

£100­£150

176.

Two Spode Copelands China porcelain bird figures, tallest 12" high £20­£40

177.

19th century oval creamware basket on stand with weave designs, the basket 9.5" wide; with another oval stand and a circular basket, 8" diameter (4)

£30­£50

178.

Large modern faux marble oval jardinière, decorated with mythical sea life, mermaids and Neptune mask handles, 21" wide, 18" deep, 10.5" high (containing a selection of decorative pine cones)

£40­£80

179.

Pair of Russian Gardner Verbilki porcelain twin­handled miniature bowls, each decorated to the interior with portraits of children within green highlighted borders, 3.5" wide; together with a vintage Russian enamelled white metal salt cellar with glass liner, stamped 'IOMMET', 2.5" diameter (3)

£60­£100

180.

Group of decorative souvenir pottery and porcelain; including a Rhodes geometric pottery dish, a Venezuelan potter bowl, pair of Narai Phand Thai baluster vases, pot with cover, pair of Chinese porcelain pot lids etc

£40­£80

181.

Wedgwood octagonal dish with stylised foliate silver lustre glaze decoration by Alfred & Louise Powell, stamped factory marks to the underside, also with artists' monogram and numbered 2239, 9.5" diameter

£50­£80

182.

Studio stoneware pottery dish with handle, decorated with blue petals and flowers, 7.5" high; together with another small studio pottery dish with two handles, a larger deep brown glaze dish, 11.5" diameter, a Chameleon Ware hand painted charger with stylised foliate decoration on a natural ground, 12" diameter and a rouge glaze studio pottery bowl (4) £50­£80

183.

Jenni Phillips studio pottery bowl, decorated with stylised wildflowers and leaves on a pale natural ground, 10.25" diameter £30­£50

184.

Laurence McGowan (b. 1942) - Studio stoneware pottery bowl, with stylised bird and flower decoration, the potter's monogram to the base with date cipher, 10.75" diameter £40­£60

185.

John Leach for Muchelney studio pottery bottle vase, potter's monogram and stamped Muchelney to the underside further stamped 94, 5.5" high; together with two John Leach Muchelney pottery gallery leaflets £30­£40

186.

Berlin porcelain figure of a Japanese lady standing holding a parasol, with a pottery vase by her feet, bearing a blue sceptre mark with artist impressed mark and numbered 1109, 12" high including parasol £80­£120

187.

French 19th century porcelain armorial cabinet plate, with a painted shield crest with Latin motto 'Praemium Virtutis Honor'', within gilt acanthus leaf border and foliate gilt on enamel blue ground rim, bearing an old collectors label of 'Richard Wagstaff Gibbs, Nottingham' to the underside, 9.5" diameter; together with a shaped Spode porcelain dish, 10" wide £50­£80

188.

Dutch Delft blue and white pottery circular dish, decorated with a jardinière of flowers within a dense foliate rim border with yellow rim, inscribed 'Bid' to the underside, 8" diameter; together with a Faience glazed shoulder baluster vase decorated with wild flowers, birds and butterflies, 13.25" high (2) £40­£80

189.

Large Moroccan stoneware pottery charger, decorated with geometric stylised petals, on a natural ground, 18" diameter; together with a Turkish pottery jar with cover and pair of small Dutch pottery dishes (4) £30­£50

190.

Pair of early 19th century English porcelain cabinet plates, possibly Coalport, each painted with a church landscape within blue and gilded foliate borders, one titled to the reverse 'Godmanham Church Yorkshire, Pellatts & Green', London' 9" diameter (2)

** Pellatt & Green were glass tradesman in London during the early 19th century £80­£120

191.

Pair of Thomas Forrester Pheonix Ware pottery bottle vases, overall with gilded decoration on a blue ground, printed factory marks, 8.25" high

£30­£50

192.

Pair of 19th century Davenport oval porcelain comports and two dessert plates, each with a different painted flower stem decoration within a turquoise dotted border and gilt scrolling rim, factory marks to the undersides, the plates 9.25" diameter (4)

£60­£100

193.

Fine Coalport porcelain coffee can and saucer, early 19th century, finely painted with summer flowers within burnt orange and gilded frames, the saucer 5.25" diamter

£60­£100

194.

After Sevrés ­ a pair of miniature porcelain vases of a caisse carrée produced by Halycon Days, The Rothschild Collection Waddesdon Manor, The National Trust, 4" high

£20­£40

GLASS

195.

Group of antique and later glassware to include a 19th century cut glass jug, heavy Georgian glass rummer, gilt overlaid scent bottle, Victoria cranberry 60 years commemorative jug, decanters, etc

£60­£100

196.

Set of six Venetian amber wine glasses, the octagonal bowls over twist knopped stems, with gold flecked decoration, circa 1910, 7.25" high (6)

£80­£120

197.

Pair of large baluster glass trumpet vases, raised on knopped stems, 10.25" high (2)

£40­£80

198.

Set of six glass flutes in the Art Deco style, 6" high (4)

£20­£40

199.

Georgian cordial glass, the bell-shaped bowl over a tightly twisted stem on a wide base, 6.5" high; together with a Georgian double knop stem glass, 5.25" high (2)

£80­£120

200.

Antique cordial glass, the bell-shaped bowl upon an alternate opaque and green twist knop stem and circular foot, 6.75" high

£100­£150

201.

Georgian cordial glass with an opaque­twist stem on a circular foot, 6" high (chips to foot rim)

£40­£80

202.

Georgian cordial glass, the bell-shaped bowl with an etched crest and opposing foliate spray, upon an opaque ribbon twist stem and circular foot, 6.25" high

£80­£120

203.

Georgian cordial glass, with a conical bowl on an opaque double-twist stem and circular foot, 7" high (small chip to the foot rim)

£40­£80

204.

Georgian cordial wine glass, the tapered bowl on a thick clear air-twist stem and circular foot, 6.25" high

£60­£100

205.

Georgian cordial glass, the bucket bowl on an opaque double-twist stem and circular foot, 5.75" high

£60­£100

206.

Georgian liqueur glass, the ogee bowl on an opaque double-twist stem and raised circular foot, 6" high (small chip to the foot rim)

£60­£100

207.

Two similar Russian St Petersburg hand worked glass eggs, the largest green example on stand 4.5" (2)

£80­£120

208.

Matched pair of Georgian boat shaped pedestal cut­glass salts cellars, 3.5" high, 3.75" wide

£30­£50

209.

Pair of Regency cut glass decanters with stoppers, 10.5" high; with two George Nangle silver labels (2)

£80­£120

210.

Bohemian 19th century hollow stem glass goblet, with a painted landscape scene with figures and buildings with turrets in the distance, 9.75" high

£80­£120

211.

Group of assorted antique and later glassware

£50­£80

212.

Pair of antique glass trumpet vases, the bowls with engraved foliate spray and reeds, on a thick stem with bubble inclusion, 9.75" high (2)

£40­£80

213 - 220

NO LOT

ASIAN WORKS OF ART

221.

Pair of Chinese porcelain ginger jars and covers, each decorated with exotic birds and traditional foliage on a yellow ground, 19th/20th century, 8.5" high

£80­£120

222.

Chinese celadon glaze porcelain tripod censer and cover, with a 'Dog of Fo' finial, 20th century, 12" high

£80­£120

223.

Chinese blue and white porcelain circular plate, painted centrally with pagoda landscapes within a dragon and pearl border, 8" diameter; with two other Chinese blue and white plates, each 7.5" diameter (3)

£100­£200

224.

Chinese famille rose porcelain lobed part service, enamelled with flowers within gilded borders, Qianlong, comprising a shallow circular bowl 10.5" diameter; pair of smaller shallow bowls 9" diameter; also a pair of plates, 9" diameter (5) (some faults to each piece)

£60­£100

225.

Chinese blue and white porcelain circular plate, depicting figures working in landscapes within a prunus border, bearing Kangxi four character mark, 9.5" diameter

£100­£150

226.

Chinese blue and white porcelain circular dish, in the 'Kraak' style, the centre decorated with birds and foliage, the border with panels of flowers and birds, 10.75" diameter (hairline crack to the rim)

£60­£100

227.

Chinese painted pottery horse and female rider, Tang dynasty, the horse modelled standing on all four with rider astride, 16" high, mounted upon a later lamp stand

£150­£300

228.

Chinese unglazed pottery horse, Tang dynasty, upon a later stand, 9.5" high (faults)

£60­£100

229.

Large Chinese export famille rose porcelain circular charger, painted centrally with a gilt hanging fish, flowers and objects, within a gilded border and painted the wide rim with further flowers and devices, Qianlong, 14" diameter

£100­£150

230.

Chinese porcelain circular plate, decorated with a rooster in a garden setting with birds in flight and within a blue ground border with floral cartouche panels and gilded highlights, Qianlong, 8.5" diameter; with another Chinese porcelain plate decorated in underglaze blue and painted with fish and floral sprays in iron-red and green with gilded highlights, Qianlong, 8.5" diameter (2)

£80­£120

231.

Chinese armorial double­lipped porcelain sauceboat, decorated with coat-of-arms and birds amidst flowering branches in famille rose palette, Qianlong, 2" high, 8.5" long (handle restored)

£100­£150

232.

Two Chinese famille rose porcelain plates and a shallow bowl, each decorated with flowers, Qianlong, the largest plate 10" diameter (3)

£50­£80

233.

Chinese famille rose porcelain plate, painted with exotic birds and flowers, Qianlong, 8.75" diameter; with two other 18th century Chinese porcelain plates (3)

£120­£180

234.

Set of three Chinese porcelain circular plates and matching shallow dish, with underglaze blue decoration depicting a pine tree and bamboo painted with iron red and gilded scattered floral decoration, Qianlong, each 9" diameter (4)

£150­£250

235.

Chinese export porcelain armorial sauce boat of oval lobed form, painted in famille rose enamels depicting two coat of arms and floral sprigs with green and gilt rims, Qianlong, 2.5" high, 8.5" wide; with another Chinese porcelain sauceboat, 2" high, 7.25" wide (handle restored) (2)

£100­£150

236.

Chinese circular footed porcelain bowl, with underglaze blue floral decoration and inner rim diaper band, enamelled with cartouche panels of figures, Qianlong, 3.75 high, 9" diameter

£60­£100

237.

Chinese porcelain sauceboat of silver shape, painted in famille rose enamels depicting scroll cartouche panels of figures upon a gilded ground, Qianlong, 3.5" high, 9.25" wide

£80­£120

238.

Chinese export oval reticulated porcelain blue and white chestnut basket, decorated with pagoda landscapes, 19th century, 8.5" x 7.25", 3" high

£80­£120

239.

Large Chinese export famille rose porcelain circular shallow bowl, painted centrally with flowers within four pink and green diaper panels with vase devices and outer floral sprays to the rim with gilded highlights, Qianlong, 15.5" diameter, 3" high (restored)

£150­£250

240.

Chinese enamelled circular pedestal porcelain bowl, decorated with flowers and butterflies, Qianlong, 3.75" high, 9" diameter

£150­£250

241.

Chinese famille rose circular pedestal porcelain bowl, with underglaze blue and iron red decoration enamelled with scenes of figures, Qianlong, 3.5" high, 8" diameter

£80­£120

242.

Chinese sancai glaze roof tile modelled as a Koi fish, 10"" high £60­£100

243.

Chinese sancai glaze roof tile modelled as a man riding a rooster, 11.5" high; together with a similar smaller tile, 9" high (2)

£100­£200

244.

Chinese sancai glaze roof tile modelled as mythical winged horse,11" high; with a similar tile, 11" high (base at fault) (2)

£100­£150

245.

Chinese sancai glaze roof tile modelled as a Kylin, 11" high £60­£100

246.

Chinese sancai glaze roof tile modelled as a seated Buddhist lion, 11" high

£60­£100

247.

NO LOT

248.

Pair of Chinese export blue and white porcelain plates, decorated with pheasants on rocks within foliate diaper borders, early 18th century, 8.75" diameter (2)

£80­£120

249.

Two similar Chinese blue and white porcelain octagonal plates, one decorated with birds, the other with floral designs each within diaper borders, Qianlong, 8.5" wide (2)

£60­£100

250.

Pair of Chinese export blue and white porcelain circular plates, decorated with boats in a landscape within butterfly and scroll borders, 18th century, 10" diameter (2)

£100­£150

251.

Pair of Chinese famille rose porcelain baluster vases converted to table lamps, with applied iron red mask ring handles and decorated with ladies in typical palette, mounted upon hardwood bases and with rectangular tapered shades, the vases 19th century, vases and bases, 18.25" high, 36" high overall to include the shades

£150­£250

252.

Large Chinese export famille rose porcelain circular charger, enamelled and painted centrally with a fence and tree pattern within a Fleur-de-Lys gilded border and three floral sprays to the border, Qianlong, 15.25" diameter

£150­£250

253.

Chinese export porcelain famille rose circular punch bowl, painted with floral sprays with foliate and diaper ground border to the interior rim, 18th century, 10.25" diameter (faint hairline); with a Chinese export porcelain tankard with a similar painted design and palette, 18th century, 5.25" high (2)

£150­£250

254.

Pair of Chinese export armorial porcelain circular shallow bowls, each painted with coat-of-arms within gilded scale borders, Qianlong, 9" diameter (faults)

£100­£150

255.

Pair of Chinese export famille rose armorial porcelain circular plates for the French market, the central crests with motto 'Pas Sans Tache', within a gilt highlighted borders depicting mountainous landscapes, 18th century, 9" diameter (faults)

£80­£120

256.

Pair of Chinese export famille rose octagonal porcelain plates, painted with two cockerels within a garden scene with foliate sprays, 18th century, 8.5" wide (2) (faults)

£40­£80

257.

Two Chinese export Nanking blue and white porcelain plates, of octagonal form decorated with various birds in landscapes within diaper borders, 18th century, each 8.5" wide (2)

£80­£120

258.

Pair of Chinese export blue and white export porcelain octagonal warming plates, decorated with pavilions in river landscapes, 18th/19th century, 10" wide

£150­£250

259.

Two Chinese export octagonal lobed blue and white porcelain dishes, each decorated with trees and flowers, 18th century, 9.75" diameter (2)

£60­£100

260.

NO LOT

261.

Chinese porcelain shallow dish, in underglaze blue and iron-red depicting three tree pickers with gilded highlights, Qianlong, 8.5" diameter; with a Chinese octagonal porcelain shallow dish, with foliate designs in a similar palette, Qianlong, 8.5" wide (2)

£60­£100

262.

Chinese blue and white porcelain plate, depicting a landscape with a man riding a water buffalo, within foliate and diaper borders, 9" diameter; with a Chinese underglaze blue shallow porcelain dish, Qianlong, 9" diameter (2)

£80­£120

263.

Modern Chinese blue and white table lamp with shade, in the form of a temple jar, 26.25" high overall; with another Chinese porcelain table lamp with shade, 27" high overall (2) £30­£60

264.

Three similar Japanese Imari fluted porcelain wall chargers, each with foliate designs in typical palette, the largest 12" diameter (3) £60­£100

265.

Chinese famille rose circular pedestal porcelain bowl, decorated in undergalze blue and decorated with reserves of figures, Qianlong, 10.25 diameter, upon a hardwood stand (hairline crack); with two Chinese plates at fault and a blue and white porcelain sectional rectangular food carrier with blue floral designs, 6" high (at fault) £50­£80

266.

Large Chinese Imari porcelain wash basin, with underglaze blue decoration, enamelled and gilded with birds and flowers with birds in a coloured diaper border with landscape panels, 4" high, 18" diameter £150­£250

267.

Chinese glazed pottery horse with sancai glaze, probably Tang Dynasty, 14" high £150­£250

268.

Chinese sang de boeuf crackle glaze globular vase with a slender neck, impressed seal mark, 15" high £300­£500

269.

Tall Chinese Qingbai glazed pottery slender vase and cover, possibly Song dynasty, with Daoist decoration in relief with a band of immortals and surmounted with a bird finial, 30" high; together with a similar smaller example, 25.5" high (2)

£400­£600

270.

Good pair of large Chinese porcelain table lamps, profusely decorated with green dragons amidst blue cloud, with shades, the bases 16" high, 28" overall to include the shades (2)

£100­£200

271.

Impressive large Chinese stoneware glazed figural group, modelled as a warrior astride a horse upon a rectangular base, impressed factory mark, 20th century, 20.5" high (minor faults)

£100­£200

272.

Chinese export blue and white porcelain oval tureen and cover, decorated with pagoda landscapes, 11" x 9"; with a similar design large oval tureen base, 16" x 13"

£60­£100

Chinese famille verte porcelain circular shallow bowl, decorated with a bird admist a garden setting, Qianlong, 8.5" diameter (restored)

£50­£80

274.

Large pair of Chinese crackle glaze pottery recumbent lion

figures, 20th century, 17" wide, 10" high (2)

£80­£120

273.

271

273

274

269

276.

Pair of Chinese famille rose baluster vases, decorated with blossoming branches upon an orange ground, 18.5" high £150­£250

277.

Chinese porcelain vase, painted with bats and peaches, bearing Yongzheng six-character mark, 20th century, 14" high £80­£120

275.

Pair of Chinese porcelain barrel window seats, with pierced motifs and decorated with trees in blossom, 18" high (2) £150­£250

278.

Large Chinese blue and white porcelain baluster temple jar and cover, decorated with scrolls, vases and precious objects, surmounted with a Buddhistic lion, 18th/19th century, 25" high £400­£600

279.

Chinese blue and white baluster porcelain vase and cover, with scroll and key designs, 19th century, 17" high £150­£250

280.

Impressive large pair of Japanese Imari porcelain fluted wall chargers, each with foliate designs tot he centre within a panelled borders with reserves of a landscape study, figures and a foliate displays in typical palette with gilded highlights, 19th century, 22" diameter £200­£400

279

278

281.

Large Japanese Satsuma tall floor­standing baluster vase, with moulded applied rope and ring handles, decorated with warrior figures on dense foliate and floral panels, Meiji, 31.5" high

£100­£200

282.

Japanese bronze urn on tripod stand, decorated with a watermill at the base of Mount Fuji, with twin-handles, 9.25" high; together with a decorative Japanese metal table lamp, hexagonal baluster vase shape, with brass flower on a silvered ground, mounted upon a stepped hardwood stand, 14" high including fitting (2) £60­£100

283.

Pair of Japanese bronzed circular lobed metal jardinieres, with applied birds and prunus decoration, seal mark, late 19th century, 10.25" high £80­£120

284.

Large Japanese Arita porcelain charger, decorated with a pagoda landscape upon a foliate ground, Meiji, 18" diameter £100­£150

285.

Pair of Chinese export blue and white porcelain candlesticks, of double bowl form decorated with dragons chasing flaming pearls within cloud motifs, 7.5" high

£300­£500

286.

Pair of Chinese green glazed porcelain parrots, with yellow eyes, brown beaks modelled perched upon open rockwork bases, 19th century, 9.5" high

£300­£500

287.

Chinese porcelain model of a parrot, in yellow, green and blue glaze, Qianlong, 7.75" high £100­£150

288.

Chinese jadeite figure of Quanyin, modelled seated holding a bottle, 5.25" high £150­£250

289.

Chinese famille verte porcelain ginger jar with a repoussé white metal cover, painted with chrysanthemum and butterflies in typical palette, 18th century, 5.5" high

£200­£400

290.

Chinese export famille rose porcelain tankard, painted with scenes of figures in typical palette on a gilt scroll decorated ground, faux bamboo moulded handed, Qianlong, 4.5" high £100­£150

291.

Chinese porcelain pedestal stem bowl and cover, decorated with with figures in fenced gardens, Qianlong, 4" diameter, 4.25" high (cover restored)

£100­£150

292.

Chinese export famille rose porcelain teapot and cover, depicting scroll panels of figure upon a gilded scroll ground, Qianlong, 5.5" high; with another Chinese porcelain teapot and cover depicting a figure with goats, Qianlong, 5.5" high (2)

£100­£200

293.

Chinese export blue and white miniature porcelain pot and cover from the 'Hatcher Cargo' Collection sold by Christie's Amsterdam on the 14th March 1984, decorated with landscaped fan shaped panels, mid 17th century transitional period, bearing label, 2" high

£80­£120

294.

Chinese export blue and white porcelain tea caddy and cover, of hexagonal form decorated with 'The Eight Immortals' around a table, 19th century, 6" high

£150­£250

295.

Chinese export armorial leaf­shaped porcelain stand, with seraphim crest and initials 'WMC' for the Scottish family of Carruthers, within a blue a floral garland and blue rim with gilded highlights, Qianlong, 7.5" x 5.25"

** Almost certainly made for Apt. Walter Carruthers who was in Canton in 1793

£200­£300

296.

Chinese export famille rose fluted lozenge­shaped armorial porcelain dish, with the crest of Wilkins, Qianlong, 6.5" x 5.25"

** Possibly made for Thomas Wilkins whose bookplate of c.1780 (Franks 31784) has this coat, crest and motto. Chines Armorial Porcelain Vol.1, P.388

£150­£250

297.

Chinese export armorial porcelain saucer dish, with a coat of arms within a floral garland border, Qianlong, 6" diameter (restored)

£50­£80

298.

Pair of Chinese famille rose porcelain saucer dishes, each enamelled on a yellow ground with the characters of 'Wanshou Wujiang', with five bats around a central shou character within a gourd and vine pendant foliage, with iron-red six character Qianlong mark to the base, 7.25" diameter

** Formerly the property of Luther Carrington Goodrich (1894-1986). Goodrich was an American sinologist and historian of China

** Dreweatts ex lot 353, 22 May 2018

£200­£400

299.

Pair of ornate reticulated porcelain table lamps with shades, decorated with prunus trees, the bases 16" high, 33" high to include shades £60­£100

300.

Chinese famille verte porcelain shaped lobed porcelain plate, painted to its centre with Mandarin ducks swimming through a lotus pond, the rim with 'The Eight Immortals' with their attributes amidst waves, the underside with painted iron-der floral sprays, 18th century, 9" diameter £200­£400

301.

Two similar Chinese export blue and white porcelain Patty Pans, each decorated with flowers and insects, 18th century, each 5.5" diameter (2) £80­£120

302.

Chinese export blue and white porcelain teapot and cover, with a berry finial and decorated with trees and landscape, Qianlong, 7.75" high £100­£150

303.

Chinese export blue and white porcelain sauce boat, decorated with pavilions in a lakeside landscape, 18th century, 7" long (small rim chip); with a Chinese export blue and white oval lobed spoon tray, 7.5" wide; also a Chinese export blue and white porcelain dish decorated with pavilions, 6.25" diameter (rim chips present) (3) £60­£100

304.

Chinese Yixing red ware teapot and cover, of rectangular rounded form with applied landscape designs, impressed seal mark, 4.75" high £300­£500

305.

Chinese Yixing red ware teapot and cover, with dragon relief decoration, the cover with an articulated dragon's head, 4.25" high £100­£200

306.

Chinese celadon glaze porcelain table lamp, decorated in relief with a dragon, with shade, the lamp base 17" high, 30" high overall including shade £60­£100

307.

Chinese famille rose yellow ground porcelain bowl, Yongzheng seal mark, 2" high, 4" diameter

£100­£150

308.

Selection of Chinese export porcelain to include three jugs, famille rose dish, tea cup and bowl (6)

£80­£120

309.

Chinese famille rose porcelain teacup and saucer, depicting figures at a table within an underglaze blue border with cartouche panels, Qianlong, the saucer 4.75" diameter (hairline to the saucer); with four Chinese porcelain tea bowls

£60­£100

310.

Pair of Chinese porcelain table lamps, 16" high including fitting £30­£50

311.

Islamic small pottery glazed circular footed bowl, possibly 12th/13th century, with green iridescent partial glaze, upon a later hardwood stand, the bowl 1.75" high, 3.75" diameter

£80­£120

312.

Chinese green hardstone figure of a man modelled standing in a robe, 9.75" high

£40­£80

313.

Chinese twin­handled cast bronze tripod censor, with carved archaic style decoration, the interior with inscribed calligraphy, 5.25" high £80­£120

314.

Chinese export armorial porcelain teapot and cover, of cylindrical form with a strawberry finial, straight tapering spout and entwinned ribbon handle, with underglaze blue diaper decoration and gilded highlights with an oval crest to either side consisting of gilt lettering and a wreath, Qianlong, 4.75" high (the spout tip restored)

£100­£150

315.

Chinese jade pendant in the form of an urn, 2.75"; with a Chinese glass snuff bottle and coral stopper, reverse painted with a landscape and horses, the reverse with a dragon, 3" high (2)

£60­£100

316.

Selection of decorative assorted Chinese and Japanese decorative pottery and porcelain to include Chinese bowl decorated with chickens in a garden, 9" diameter, 3.25" high; a recumbent cat figure, rectangular faux bamboo moulded pottery tray, etc

£40­£80

317.

Pair of Chinese reverse painted mirrors, depicting birds amongst peonies, the frames with a fretwork border, probably late 18h/19th century, 22" x 16" (2)

£300­£500

318.

Selection of assorted Chinese, Japanese and other Asian souvenir lacquered bowls, cups, trays and pots etc to include a large charger, 18" diameter, Asian box with cover, densely decorated with figures and buildings, 11.5" wide, 8" deep, 5.5" high, square tray with Japanese warrior decoration, two circular boxes with covers, set of six Japanese cups with gilt Mount Fuji decoration and four Chinese red bowls decorated with fish; two carved stone seals, porcelain rectangular trinket box and tin of seal wax

£40­£80

319.

Japanese bronze barrel incense burner on a four­way stand, decorated in relief with dragons, Meiji, 21" high

£150­£250

320.

Chinese bronze archaic style lantern bull lamp with shade, the bull 16" high, 29" high overall

£100­£150

321.

Decorative Thai reconstituted stone relief Bodhi tree, mounted upon a rectangular wooden plinth, 14.5" wide, 13" high; together with an 'Artisans Angkor' reproduction 'Tower of The Bayon Faces', , 9.5" wide, 12.5" high; also a framed reproduction relief carved decorative stone panel Borobudur relief, depicting a noble having a talk with a dignitary, and a Chinese stone candle stand modelled as a standing lion (4) £60­£100

322.

Good decorative Thai blue and white porcelain jar with cover, densely decorated with stylised petals on a scrolling foliate ground, with Greek key border and gilt highlight around the rim, 20th century, 10.75" high £60­£100

323.

Pair of Balinese marionettes, in sequin burgundy traditional dress with carved decorative heads, 23" high; together with a parcel gilt and silvered Thai Buddha figure, carved holding an oval parcel, mounted upon a square ebonised wooden plinth, 27" high (3)

£40­£80

324.

Two similar Siamese carved giltwood panels, each with birds and wildlife among trees and blossom, each recessed within frames and mounts, 23.5" x 14.5" and 19" x 14.5" respectively overall (2)

£80­£120

325.

Large decorative cast bronze figurehead of a Thai/Burmese Buddha, mounted on a wooden square plinth, 20" high £80­£120

326.

Pair of decorative an intricately carved wooden book ends, possibly Balinese, depicting Gapura, the gates that allows those of good spirit to enter, 12.5" high; together with a pierced carved panel of a horse and rider among trees (3)

£30­£50

327.

Group of decorative Chinese terracotta warriors, each with character marks to the bases, the tallest examples 11" high

£40­£80

328.

Pair of good quality gilt metal stork figural candlesticks, 16" high £80­£120

329.

Large decorative bronze Tibetan Buddha, cast seated, raised upon a stepped shaped plinth with gilt highlighted cast scrolling borders, 20th century, 29" high £100­£200

330.

Pair of Japanese cloisonné figures of storks on stands, 14.5" high overall £40­£80

331.

Group of assorted Chinese hardwood pot stands and plate stands, largest diameter 10" £50­£80

332.

Pair of small Chinese porcelain bottle vase table lamps, decorated with peacocks and mounted upon hardwood stands, with shades, the bases 10" high, 21" high overall; together with a Chinese porcelain teapot and pair of small baluster vases on stands £60­£100

333.

Carved and stained bone model of a Imperial Chinese boat with figures, 19.5" high £100­£150

334.

Japanese silk embroidered and woven silk long Obi sash, with gold, silver and metallic thread, decorated on both sides with repeated river landscape scenes, 20th century, 12.5" x 156" approx £80­£120

335.

Chinese celadon glaze bottle vase converted to a table lamp, with incised decoration, upon a later stand with shade, the vase 12" high, 29" high overall to include the shade £80­£120

336.

Chinese celadon glaze ovoid twin­handle vase converted to a table lamp, with integral moulded handles, with shade, the vase 9" high, 20.25" high overall to include the shade £60­£100

337.

Pair of Thai parcel­gilt carved wooden figures modelled in prayer, 10.5" high; together with a pottery lizard figure with gold foil applied decoration, 15" long £40­£80

338.

Pair of Chinese porcelain rectangular table lamps with shades, decorated with fish, 16" overall; together with a similar yellow ground lamp (3)

£40­£60

341.

Small pair of Chinese red lacquered stools, largest 11.25" wide, 7" deep, 9" high (2)

£40­£80

342.

Pair of Chinese cherrywood rectangular side tables, 17.5" wide, 12" deep, 19.5" high (2)

£100­£150

343.

Pair of Chinese decorative red lacquered side tables, with inset glass tops raised on pierced trellis side panel, 20th century, 23.5" wide, 9.5" deep, 23" high (2)

£50­£80

344.

Pair of Chinese hardwood jardinière stands, each inset with marble tops over pierced pruns blossom freeze panels and four curved supports united by cross stretchers, 18.25" high, the tops 12" (2)

£60­£100

345.

Traditional Indian Chakki carved low circular coffee table, the raised rim profusely decorated with carved geometric panels, raised on four shaped legs with further geometric decoration, 27" diameter, 11" high

£100­£150

346 - 350 NO LOT

342

344 345

351.

Chinese School (19th/20th century) - Study of flowers with a bee hovering above the petals, also a companion, further study of flowers, watercolour and gouache on pith paper, oval, each 6.25" x 4.5" (a pair) £30­£50

352.

Chinese School - Chinese maiden seen through a window holding a fan, standing on a balcony, oil on glass, 25.75" x 18", framed; together with two further Oriental pictures, one depicting a landscape with mountains, painted on silk and signed and inscribed, study of pine trees and other shrubs on four separate pieces of silk and mounted in a black metal frame (3) £100­£200

353.

Persian School - Elegantly dressed men in a palace interior, with a peacock on a roof nearby, also further depictions of figures dressed in Persian costume, all four contained within a pair of decorative gilded borders, the frames 29.25" x 13.5"; also a gouache possibly on pith paper of three Egyptian geese, signed with the initials MA and indistinctly dated, 6.25" x 14.5" (3) £100­£150

354.

Indian School (20th century) - Procession with figures on elephants, another figure leading a camel in an extensive hilly landscape, watercolour and gouache, within a decorative painted border, 18" x 57"; framed £200­£300

355.

Chinese School - Figures on horseback playing polo, signed and bearing various studio stamps, watercolour and gouache, contained within a decorative fabric border, 26" x 26.5"; framed £80­£120

356.

Indian 'Agra Taj' gilt thread embroidered silkwork picture, of two peacocks over an aspect of The Taj Mahal, 19" x 31"; in a modern gilded frame (silk at fault) £30­£50

352 357

357.

358.

W* Sugiarta (Balinese, 20th century) - Bamboo and other vegetation, signed, also inscribed 'Kutuh Kelod' with a further inscription 'UBUD BAL', oil or acrylic on canvas/linen, 34.5" x 23"; framed

£50­£100

359.

Maria Lia (Brazilian, 20th century) - Figures in a village, oil on canvas, 10.75" x 8.75"; framed

£50­£80

360. NO LOT

361.

Household Cavalry Life Guards red saddle cloth, with gilt and silvered thread border and applied coat of arms with military honours

** The Blues & Royal Household Cavalry Regiment

£60­£100

362.

Life Guards troopers cloak, size 5, Hashket & Partners Ltd. 1964; together with a Life Guards cap (2)

£60­£100

363.

Royal Horseguards trooper tunic and trousers, blue, size 16 breast 38" waist "33, labelled The Rego Clothiers Ltd; together with boots, belts and gloves

£100­£150

364.

Regimental dress tunic and trousers, red with gilt rope swags, labelled Royal Clothing Factory; together with boots, belts and gloves

£100­£150

365.

Household Cavalry trooper helmet, with red plume over a bi-metal helmet plate with crown; together with a British Household Cavalry cuirass armour breastplate and back plate

£100­£200

366.

Household Cavalry trooper helmet, with white plume over a bi-metal helmet plate with crown; together with a British Household Cavalry Cuirass armour breastplate and back plate

£100­£200

367.

Military painted steel trunk, bearing a brass plaque ' HONble D.R.H.A. Pelham, Xth Royal Hussars, 34" wide, 17" deep, 15" high; together with a selection of assorted Military uniform accessories etc. including belts, jodhpurs, gloves etc. also a Household Cavalry helmet plate

£100­£200

368.

Cavalry troopers sword, the blade measuring 35" long, makers initial indistinct, within a steel scabbard

£150­£250

369.

Cavalry parade drum by Rushworth & Dreaper, Islington & Liverpool, stamped makers mark, 15.5" diameter; together with a Cavalry lance, 107" long, with two pennon flags

£100­£150

370.

After Harry Payne ­ "One O'clock Sundays, Infantry of the Line, the 11th Hussars and the 7th Dragoon Guards", inscribed and published by Reynolds & Co 32, St James Street, London, coloured print, 12" x 8.5"; together with six further pictures connected to the military including the badge for the 1st Battalion Welsh Guards, further badge for the blues and Royals, a photograph of the church with the inscription the lighting in this church was given in memory of Evelyn Emery (1897-1984) print relating to the Royal Horse Guards (blues), Household Cavalry, further print of a soldier on horseback beating a drum and another soldier on guard upon his horse (7)

£50­£80

371.

English School (19th/20th century) - standards of the 1st Life Guards, inscribed on the mount below 1st Life Guards, watercolour and gouache heightened with white, 9.25" x 12.25"; framed

** Provenance - with the Parker Gallery 2, Albemarle Street, London, W1X 3HF, 6 July 1971, the original cost price being twelve pounds 10 shillings, with frame £16:70

£80­£120

372.

F* Calvert ­ three soldiers from the 2nd Life Guards, signed and dated 1888 also inscribed on the mount, pencil and watercolour heightened with white, 9.25" x 7"; framed

** Provenance - with the Parker Gallery, 2 Albemarle Street, London, W1, also ex-collection J.A.B. Grotrian Esq, Donnington, Chichester, Sussex, the original cost price being seven guineas £80­£120

373.

Michael Warren (20th/21st century) - the Life Guards on horseback parading, signed and dated 1984, pencil and watercolour, 9.25" x 14.25"; framed £30­£50

374.

English School (20th century) ­ a soldier standing wearing his tunic uniform holding a cane under his right arm and smoking a cigarette, also a companion a soldier adjusting his shoe, pencil and watercolour, heightened with white, each 24.75" x 16.75"; framed (pair) £100­£150

375.

English School (20th century) ­ "The first time my groom saw the Horse Guards he had a good stare at them - one of the soldiers made believe to cut off his head - the boy called out (you Darsent)", caricature illustration, possibly for a magazine, inscribed, pencil pen ink and watercolour heightened with white, 7.5" x 6.25"; together with four further military related pictures including an old book plate entitled Horse Guards Under Fire Again, a sketch in Whitehall during the re-paving of the road, print after the original illustration by Mark Stone "It's a real man's life join the regular army" another print of a gentleman wearing a tunic uniform, a large print of the Life Guards on horseback in Horse Guards Parade, and an oil painting signed T. Wood of a Life Guard standing three quarter length in Horse Guards Parade with other soldiers in the distance, oil on canvas, various sizes, together with five further pictures (6)

£60­£100

376.

Richard Simkin (1850­1926) - "Consolation", two soldiers harnessing horses beside a stable block, signed inscribed with the title together with an extensive inscription relating to the preparation of the horses, pen and ink drawing, 9.25" x 9"; framed

** Provenance - with the Parker Gallery 2, Albemarle Street, London, W1X 3HF purchased in December 1968, the original cost price being twelve pounds ten shillings

£50­£80

377.

Inset

378 - 380 NO LOT

381.

Christie's Amsterdam auction catalogue - The Nanking Cargo Chinese Export Porcelain and Gold European Glass and Stonewareat the Hilton Hotel, Amsterdam, Monday 28 April-Friday 2 May 1986, with two price lists £30­£60

382.

K.S.LO ­ The Stonewares of Yixing from the Ming period to the Present Day, 1986, with dust jacket

£30­£60

383.

Interesting selection of Chinese porcelain related reference books

£100­£200

384.

David Sanctuary Howard ­ Chinese Armorial Porcelain, published by Faber & Faber Limited, 1974, with dust jacket £200­£300

377.

English School ­ painted hatchment with heraldry that suggests it represents a member of the family of the Montagu Dukes of Manchester, whose seat was in Kimbolton, Huntingdonshire, inscribed 'Disponendo me-non Mutando me', oil and gilding on metal, mounted in a lozenge ebonised painted frame, overall height including frame 29.5" x 22.25" wide

** Montagu Dukes of Manchester, whose seat was in Kimbolton, Huntingdonshire. They originated as a younger branch of the Montagus of Boughton, Northamptonshire, in Tudor times. The Cadency marks in the arms suggest it was for the fourth son of a second son of the house, and a tentative proposal is Capt. Henry Bernard Montagu RN, who died in 1941.

** With due acknowledgement to The Heraldry Society who have kindly assisted and supplied the above information for reference.

£300­£500

385.

David Francis Jenkins and Hugh Fowler­Wright ­ The Art of John Piper, 2016, with dust jacket

£40­£80

386.

Richard Bebb ­ Welsh Furniture 1250­1950, A Cultural History of Craftsmanship and Design, Vols I and II, in sleeve

£50­£80

387.

Helena Hayward Pat Kirkham ­ William and John Linnell, Eighteenth Century London Furniture Makers, vols I and II, fist published in 1980, in sleeve

£30­£50

388.

Thomas Hope, Regency Designer, edited by David Watkin and Philip Hewat-Jaboor, with dust jacket

£30­£50

389.

Selection of antique furniture reference books to include, Christopher Gilbert - The Life and Works of Thomas Chippendale; Paul HamlynWorld Furniture; Ralph Edwards - English Furniture; Oliver BracketEnglish Furniture Illustrated; H.P Shapland - The Practical Decoration of Furniture; Murray Adams-Acton - Domestic Architecture and Old Furniture; Christopher Gilbert - Furniture at Temple Newsman Hall and Lotherton Hall, vols I and II

£60­£100

390.

Collection of antique furniture reference books

£50­£100

391.

Selection of porcelain and pottery related reference books

£50­£100

392.

Good selection of Gothic related reference books

£50­£100

393.

The James A. De Rothschild Collection at Waddesdon Manor - a collection of volumes, Office Du Livre; also other related books

£40­£80

394.

Large collection of historical and art reference books

£100­£200

395.

Selection of assorted antique reference books to include silver, glass, clocks etc

£50­£80

396.

Flemish Art related reference books (5)

£20­£30

397 - 399 NO LOT

PAINTINGS & PRINTS

400.

Hendrik Hulsbergh after Inigo and William Kent, (18th/19th century)Architectural subject, inscribed with various plate numbers, also inscribed with the engravers name and further details, black and white engravings, each approximately 13" x 38", originally published by H.Flitcroft a set of four; framed (4)

** Provenance - sold by Sebastian D'Orsai Ltd, 39 Thoebalds Road, London, WC1X 8NW.

** The prints were originally made and designed circa 1727, the present four prints are later editions and relate to further engravings of the old St Paul's Cathedral, London, the west front and portico, and further designs £100­£200

401.

Samuel and Nathaniel Buck - 'The East Prospect of Lynn-Regis, in the County of Norfolk', also a companion 'The South-West Prospect of the City of Durham', both inscribed with further details regarding the town and the situation of both prospects, bearing heraldic Coats of Arms in the bottom left hand corner of each print and details of the important buildings in each location, black and white prints, each 12.5" x 32.5", framed; together with a black and white print of a Continental town, possibly Urbino after a work by Carlo Nigani, inscribed in the lower left corner, 35" x 26.75", framed (3) £80­£120

402.

Samuel and Nathaniel Buck ­ 'The South East View of Lacock Nunnery, in the County of Wiltshire'; together with three further examples after the same artists 'The North-West View of Lambeth-Palace, in the County of Surry', 'The East View of Dartington-Temple in the County of Devon' and 'The West View of Norton Priory in the County of Chester', all inscribed and bearing heraldic Coats of Arms, together with extensive inscriptions, two are coloured engravings, the other two are black and white, 7.75" x 14.25", 7.5" x 14.25", 10.75" x 17.5" and 10.5" x 17.25" respectively, all framed (4) £50­£80

403.

Johannes Kip (18th century) - 'Wotton the Seat of Thomas Horton Esq'; together with three further companions 'Berkley Castle, the Seat of the Earl of Berkley', 'Amney the Seat of Robert Pleydell Esq' and 'Westbury Court the Seat of Maynard Colchester Esq', all inscribed, colour engravings, each 13.75" x 17", framed (4) £100­£150

404.

Giovanni Battista Piranesi (20th century) - 'Veduta di Campo Vaccino', extensively inscribed after the Antique, black and white print, 16.5" x 22.5"; together with three further pictures including a print after the Antique of Venetian figures beside buildings, another signed artist's proof of Dartington Hall, produced in fabric/textile and signed by Pauline Dean and dated 1990, also numbered 2/25 and three coloured pictures by Rob Piercy, taken from the artist's original watercolours, three in one frame, each 7.5" x 5.5", each framed (4)

£30­£50

405.

Cambodian School (20th/21st century) - Temple in a jungle, indistinctly signed and inscribed, also indistinctly dated, possibly 24-03-2006, pen and ink, 14.25" x 10.5"; together with a small watercolour of flowers, 10" x 4.25", also two further pictures including an oil painting signed E. Thomas depicting a winter mountainous landscape with sheep grazing in a valley and a Churchyard amongst trees, indistinctly signed, watercolour and gouache, various sizes , each framed (4)

** E.J. Thomas is a contemporary New Zealand painter and the work is entitled 'The Eglinton Valley' and dated 1989 on the artist's original label verso

£30­£50

406.

Lawrence Watts ­ The Green at Biddestone with Willow House and other houses nearby, figures outside a pub nearby, signed and dated 1980, pen and ink, 10.5" x 23"; together with two coloured prints, one after J.M.W. Turner, ruins of an Abbey, another river landscape with a figure and cattle on a stone bridge, various sizes, each framed (3)

£30­£50

407.

Re Valde (20th/21st century) - Peruvian figures, signed and dated '91, pencil and watercolour, 18" x 5.75"; together with an Egyptian picture initialled MA and indistinctly dated, 11" x 15.75", both framed (2)

£30­£40

408.

Arthur Tunstall (20th/21st century) - 'Raglan Castle', signed with the artist's monogram and dated '71 (1971), also inscribed verso with the title of the work and the term 'Commissioned from Arthur Tunstall in 1972', pencil and watercolour, 13.75" x 21.75", framed; Leslie Hawkes'October Sun', signed and dated 1980, watercolour, 14.5" x 21.5", framed (2)

£50­£80

409.

Follower of Pieter Christian Dommersen (20th century) ­ a costal scene with fishing boats and figures beside a wooded jetty, oil on ceramic, oval, 12" x 15.75"; contained within an elaborately decorated modern gilt plaster and wooden frame

£60­£100

410.

After the Antique (20th/21st century) - large figurative subject, possibly depicting the Aztecs or another Native American tribe with Spanish Conquistadors standing nearby, some stitching with printing on fabric, oval, 24" x 34.5"; framed

£40­£80

411.

Nur Al­Quran (20th century Chinese) - Written calligraphy design, signed, also bearing a press cutting from the Art Scene magazine dated February 2000 giving details of the artist, together with a personal inscription 'Anthony', brush and wash, 12.5" x 19.5"; together with a modern picture depicting birds within foliage and branches, possibly Islamic, pen, ink and brush with gilding, possibly on pith paper, approximately 22" x 15.5", each framed (2)

£40­£80

412.

Needlework design depicting a gentleman wearing robes standing in the porch of a Cathedral, 11.25" x 7"; framed; together with a further textile picture depicting a religious subject showing Christ standing under a tree with a female nearby, 11.75" x 9.5"; framed (2) £100­£150

413.

Frederick (Fred) Roe (1864­1947) - '15th Century Parsonage House, Chesterton, Cambridgeshire in 1883', said to be signed and inscribed beneath the mount, also inscribed on a later label verso, pencil drawing, 10.25" x 12.75", also a companion 'The Back of the Fountain Inn, North Beach, Deal, Kent', signed, inscribed and dated September 1909, pencil drawing (a pair); together with five further pictures including two later engravings, Bath related, an oval pen, ink and watercolour showing Willow House and other houses in the village of Biddestone, Wiltshire, a further picture of Willow House and The Green, Biddestone bearing the name Lawrence Watts, a Continental scene with figures in a sunlit courtyard, indistinctly signed and dated 1955, possibly a tourist work, various sizes, each framed (7) £100­£150

414.

Elaine Vicars (20th/21st century) - 'The Gladiator - An 18th Century Lead Figure at Burton Agnes Hall, Yorkshire', signed and inscribed verso, oil on canvas, unframed, 22" x 16"; together with two further oil paintings, one signed RJ Tilley and dated '72 (1972) and another of a stone bridge over a river, various sizes (3) £50­£80

415.

Follower of Joseph Murray Ince (19th century) - river landscape with a stone bridge and trees, pencil and watercolour, 8.75" x 8.5"; framed £50­£80

416.

Nonie F. Woodward (19th century) - "Abbey Vale Tower, Evesham" inscribed on the later label verso with the title of the work the artist name and a personal inscription "To Penny, 1896" pencil and watercolour, 10" x 7"; framed £40­£60

417.

Circle of David Cox (1783­1859) - 'Raglan Castle, Wales', children beside a log with Raglan Castle in the distance, pencil and watercolour, 13.5" x 18.5"; framed

**The work has later extracts from a watercolour catalogue describing a similar view by Michael 'Angelo' Rooker and further reference to Nicholas Pocock's work

£100­£150

418.

English School (20th century) - Aerial view of an old Abbey and gardens, possibly Lacock Abbey, pen, ink and watercolour, 13" x 23.5", framed £50­£80

419.

**Draper (20th/21st century) - View of Willow House, Biddestone, with a vehicle parked in a sunlit lane nearby, signed Draper, pencil and watercolour, 10" x 9.25"; together with a small etching entitled 'Dartington Hart', indistinctly signed and numbered 4/50, black and white etching, 4" x 4.25", each framed (2)

£30­£50

420.

19th Century School - Caernarfon Castle, with Eagle Tower across the River Seiont, pencil and watercolour, 16" x 26"; framed £80­£120

421.

Follower of Thomas Shotter Boys (19th century) - River scene with figures on a bridge, boats and other figures in the foreground, possibly a scene of Old London Bridge, inscribed with the artist's name and his dates on the mount below, pencil and watercolour, 13.5" x 19"; framed £100­£150

422.

English School (19th century) - The ruins of a castle, with a fisherman on a stone bridge nearby, possibly Stokesay Castle, or Ludlow, pencil and watercolour, 12.25" x 18.25"; modern gilded frame

£50­£80

423.

English School (19th century) - 'View of Warwick' with fishermen beside a river in the foreground and cattle nearby, inscribed Warwick and dated 1856, pencil and watercolour, 9.25" x 13"; J* Francis Etienne Villaret'Procession entering a church', signed, watercolour, 6" x 9", framed, each framed (2)

£80­£120

424.

William Samwell (19th century) - 'Rorah, Goldmining Camp', signed with the artist's initials, also inscribed and dated 23rd July '97 and bearing a later photocopied inscription verso, pencil and coloured crayon, 20" x 12"; within a modern faux bamboo gilded frame £40­£60

425.

William Samwell (fl. 1880­1900) - 'Campong, Moenteh, Amoerany Bay', also a companion, both bearing a photocopied inscription with the artist's name and the titles of the works, pencil and watercolour, each 12" x 20"; within matching modern faux bamboo gilded frames (a pair) £80­£120

426.

427.

Andrew McCallum (1821­1902) - 'The Palace of The Caesars' - Rome', signed under the mount and possibly dated, also inscribed on a plaque attached to the frame, watercolour and gouache heightened with white, 23.5" x 19.5"; framed £100­£150

428.

English School (19th century) - Portrait of a gentleman wearing a blue coat and red waistcoat with white ruff, head and shoulders, pastel drawing, 21.5" x 17.5"; framed

** Provenance: with Phoenix Fine Art and described by them as an 18th century gentleman circa 1790, referring to the picture having been discovered in America and could be an English officer at the time of the American War of Independence

£80­£120

Dutch School, Follower of Gaspar Pieter Verbruggen - Still life of flowers including roses, irises, tulips and other blooms, oil on canvas, laid down, 33.5" x 41", within a gilded frame £200­£400

427

429

429.

430.

Follower of William Etty (19th century) ­ two Putti seated in a conical shell upon an open sea, oil on panel, 13.25" x 17.25", framed

** According to an inscription on the reverse the work is said to be signed F. Boucher and is to been seen behind the lower right hand side spandrel, this was revealed after the picture was cleaned in 1984.

** The work is reminiscent of George Frost as well as William Etty

£150­£250

431.

Follower of Giovanni Paolo Panini & Studio (18th century) ­ a capriccio classical landscape with figures beside a temple and other ruins with other figures seated beside the statue, fishing boats and other figures beyond, oil on canvas, 50" x 37.5"; within a gilded gesso frame

** The work is contained within an elaborately decorated gilt plaster and wooden frame with pierced corners and centres

£1500­£2500

432.

After Jusepe de Ribera (1591­1652) - 'The Philosopher', inscribed on a plaque attached to the frame and bearing an old Christie's stencil number to the reverse, possibly 1127t, oil on canvas, 24.5" x 20.25"; within a 19th century giltwood and gesso frame

** with a supporting letter from Christie's dated 27th Match 1973, confirming this painting was lot 224 in their auction March 18th, 1898, from the collection of R.B. Haynes, a Liverpool collector. It was unattributed at the time of sale and simply called "Head of a Philosopher"

£400­£800

433.

English School (19th century) ­ a coastal scene at low tide with figures seated in the foreground, other figures unloading fishing boats nearby and shipping in the distance, oil on panel, 14" x 18"; framed

£300­£500

434.

Daniel Van Der Putten (b. 1949) ­ 'By the river Nene at Flore' signed also inscribed on a label verso possibly the artist original label, together with a further label containing biographical details on the artist, oil on panel, 11.5" x 14"; framed

** Provenance with Astley House - Fine Art, Moreton-in-Marsh, Gloucestershire, GL56 0LL

£300­£500

435.

George Willis­Pryce (1866­1949) - summer landscape with a lady seated on a wooden fence overlooking an extensive valley with a village and church nearby, also companion coastal scene with trees overlooking an estuary, both signed, oil on board, 8" x 12"; framed (pair)

£80­£120

436.

H* Watson (19th century) ­ a coastal scene at low tide with figures repairing lobster pots beside fishing boats, a village nearby and shipping in the distance, signed, oil on canvas, 30" x 50.25"; contained within an original Victorian elaborately decorated gilt plaster and wooden frame

£600­£1000

437.

Circle of Henry Perlee Parker (19th century) - fisherman's family, children sorting a catch of fish at sunset, with boats in the distance, oil on board, 9.5" x 11.75"; gilded gesso frame

£200­£400

438.

W. Richards (Francis Jamieson) (1895­1950) ­ "Goat Fell, Isle of Arran" oil on canvas, 16" x 24"; framed

** The artist painted under various pseudonyms including the name Francis Jamieson.

£100­£150

439.

Continental School (20th century) ­ a beach scene at low tide with figures unloading fishing boats, cottages and a lighthouse beyond, oil on panel, 4.5" x 6.5"; gilded frame

£50­£80

443.

Attributed to Giuseppe Bison (1762­1844) ­ 'Grand Canal, Venice', figures in gondolas and other boats on The Grand Canal, inscribed in the artist's name and the title of the work together with his dates on later plaque attached to the frame and also previously inscribed on a partial label verso with name Francesco Mola, 'Venetian Canal Scene' possibly, with Frost & Reed of London & Bristol receipt no. 31509, oil on canvas, 21.5" x 30"; within a Chippendale style gilt gesso and wooden frame

£2000­£3000

440.

Arthur Gilbert (1819­1895) ­ 'Hereford Cathedral', signed also inscribed verso possibly in the artist's own hand, oil on canvas, 8" x 10"; framed £100­£150

441.

Style of Samuel David Colkett (British 1806­1863) ­ summer landscape with figures on a sunlit path beside trees, a thatched cottage in the distance, bears a plaque, oil on canvas, 12.5" x 24.25"; framed £80­£120

442.

Attributed to Jean­Francois De Wouters (18th century) ­ moonlight river landscape with figures beside fishing boats, buildings nearby with further buildings in the distance, bears a signature and date 1779, also inscribed on a plaque attached to the frame, together with a further extensive European inscription verso, oil on panel, 15.5" x 23.5"; contained within a later wood and gilt frame

£400­£600

444.

Continental School (20th century) - Venetian canal scene with gondola's and other shipping, figures in the foreground, also a companion Venetian canal scene with figures in the foreground and another figure approaching a church across a bridge, gondola's and fishing boats nearby, indistinctly signed possibly P. Veta, oil on board, each 5.5" x 9.5"; framed (pair) £80­£120

442

443

445.

Follower of Jan Wynants (18th/19th century) ­ gentlemen on horseback with their hounds nearby, commencing a hunting expedition, with an extensive mountainous landscape beyond, oil on canvas, 37" x 30"; with a decorative veneered moulded frame with gilt inner moulding £800­£1200

446.

Circle of Johann Kerseboom (17th/18th century) ­ portrait of a gentleman, standing half length wearing a velvet jacket, cream scarf and powdered wig, oil on canvas, oval, 30"x 25"; within gilded and veneered frame with an oval inset £700­£1000

447.

Circle of Sir William Beechey RA., (1753­1839) - portrait of the Duke of Cumberland in Light Dragoon uniform holding his shako and sword, extensively inscribed on various old labels and catalogue fragments, oil on panel, 34.5" x 24"; giltwood and gesso frame

** Provenance - Ex. collection Sir Wathen Arthur Waller Bt., Woodcote, Leek Wootton, Warwickshire also with the International Galleries 161, Strand, London WC2, the picture was with them on 28 June 1950 and was priced at £38.

** The picture bears an extract from the Christie's catalogue dated December 1947 listing it as a portrait of the Duke of Cumberland

** Also with the Parker Gallery 2, Albemarle Street, London, W1 label £1500­£2500

448.

John Stops (1925­2002) - Street scene with figures on a pavement in the foreground and a Church and other buildings nearby, possibly a scene in Bristol, signed and dated '87 (1987), oil on board, 19.5" x 15.5"; framed £80­£120

449.

S*Macfarlane (20th/21st century) - Italian hillside town, with vegetation in the foreground, together with two further companions, Italian mountainous landscapes, signed and dated 1979, a triptych, oils on canvas, each 33.5" x 29.5"

£150­£250

450.

Follower of Charles Ginner (20th/21st century) - Colourful street scene, oil on canvas, laid down, 20" x 40"; framed £60­£100

451.

Ann Lindsell­Stewart (b. 1923, South African) - 'Six o'clock in the Evening', inscribed with the artist's name and the title verso, watercolour and gouache, 22.25" x 17.5", framed £60­£100

452.

Douglas Sutton (20th/21st century) - 'The Mamian, Berry Pomeray Castle, Devon', signed and dated '57 (1957) with a further inscription verso, pencil and watercolour, 12.5" x 18.25"; framed £30­£50

453.

David Gluck RWS., RE., (1939­2007) - English summer landscape with a tractor in field beside trees, a church on a hill in the distance, signed, also inscribed with biographical details on later label verso, watercolour, 19" x 27"; framed

£150­£250

454.

David Gluck RWS., RE., (1939­2007) - 'Village in the Hills, Italy', signed also inscribed with the title on a later label verso, watercolour, 20" x 28"; framed £150­£250

455.

David Gluck RWS., RE., (1939­2007) ­ 'Italian Arbour', signed, also inscribed with the title on a later label verso, watercolour, 20.75" x 28.75"; framed

£150­£250

456.

David Gluck RWS., RE., (1939­2007) ­ 'September Afternoon overlooking Florence, Italy', signed also extensively inscribed on a Royal Academy Exhibition label verso, watercolour, 25.25" x 39"; framed ** Exhibited at the Royal Academy summer exhibition 1993 no.3.

£150­£250

** The artist works can be found in the Leeds City Art Gallery, the Ferens Art Gallery, Hull, the Palace of Westminster, and various other prestigious collections.

457.

John Piper CH., (1903­1992) - Gateway with columns, coloured print, 15.75" x 11.5", framed £40­£80

458.

John Piper CH., (1903­1992) - Study of three bridges, possibly bridges at Stowe, Buckinghamshire, limited edition coloured print 48/100, 21.5" x 14.5"; framed £80­£120

See page 59 for illustrations of lots 459 - 464

459.

John Piper CH., (1903­1992) ­ 'Llangloffan', signed artist proof also inscribed with the title and his name with a blind stamp for the Fine Art Trade Guild, Cullock, 17.75" x 23.5"; framed

**Provenance - with the Goldmark Gallery, Uppingham, Rutland, LE15 9SQ, stock no. 1980 from a limited edition of 750 £200­£300

460.

John Piper CH., (1903­1992) - 'Holdenby' signed and numbered 41/75 and bearing a blind stamp, lithograph, 22.25" x 30.25"; framed £400­£600

461.

John Piper CH., (1903­1992) ­ 'Ivychurch, Romney Marsh', signed also numbered 19/100, etching and aquatint, 21.25" x 29.5"; framed £600­£1000

462.

John Piper CH., (1903­1992) ­ 'Thornton Abbey Gateway', signed and numbered 42/70, coloured screen print, 20" x 25.5"; framed £600­£1000

463.

John Piper CH., (1903­1992) - 'Waddesdon' signed and numbered 45/70 coloured screen print, 18.5" x 24.5"; framed

** The print was produced in 1980 £600­£1000

464.

John Piper CH., (1903­1992) - 'Conisbrough Castle 1982' signed in pencil also numbered 93/100 a limited edition coloured screen print, 23.5" x 31.5"; framed

** Provenance - Neil Schofield (Modern British Mrt) Albany Terrace, Worcester, WR1 3DU

£700­£1000

465 - 468

NO LOT

RUGS

469.

Tapestry wall hanging depicting a King on horseback, under a swag of Latin verse on a floral ground with birds and other figures, within a neutral ground border, 27.5" x 30"

£40­£80

470.

Nain type rug, decorated with dense foliage and birds, 45" x 78" approx £80­£120

471.

Afghan vegetable dye wool pie carpet, 75" x 110" approx £60­£100

472.

Turkish Kilim type carpet, 63" x 91" approx £100­£150

473.

Small Kashmir pattern rug, with a central floral medallion on a natural ground, 40" x 25" approx £20­£30

474.

Lemon tree tapestry throw/wall hanging, 50" x 69" approx £50­£100

475.

Large Tabriz pattern Persian/Indian carpet, with foliate motif within scrolling foliate and floral borders, 12 feet x 8.5 feet approx £100­£200

476.

Seven decorative cushions, five decorated with elephants in Indian processional dress, within dense floral borders, two with camels, 16" x 16" £30­£60

477.

Eleven assorted cushions, primarily floral decorated or with Asian figural decoration (11) £50­£80

478 - 479 NO LOT

GARDEN STATUARY; MIRRORS & FURNITURE

480.

Weathered moulded resin sculpture of a standing lamb, 17" high £20­£30

481.

Two classical weathered garden statues by David Sharp Studio, including 'Four Arts Architect' modelled holding the tools of his trade; also 'Spring' modelled holding a basket of flowers, each mounted upon plinth bases, 69" high approx (2)

** see for reference - https://www.david-sharp.co.uk

£400­£600

482.

Reconstituted stone foliate relief decorated frieze panel, 52.5" x 7.5"x 1.5" deep

£40­£80

483.

Large impressive, weathered terracotta garden urn on stand after the Antique, with twin textured intertwined handles moulded with fruiting vines and Bacchanalian busts, mounted upon a square pedestal, the urn 23" diameter, 20" high, 44" high overall £300­£500

484.

Gothic revival red painted wrought iron garden bench, with a triple lancet back over strapwork seat, painted red, 60" wide, 43" high £100­£200

485.

Rare stumpwork framed dressing table mirror, the needlework early 18th century and later, inset with a rectangular mirrored plate within a border worked with animals and insects amongst flowers, the stained wooden back with a strut support, 17.75" x 22.5"

£800­£1200

485

Pair of Continental oak classical wall mirrors, possibly 18th century, with rectangular plates within carved frames with crossed palm branches and garrya elliptica garlands, 34" high x 20" wide £150­£250

486 487

489

488.

Ornate Rococo giltwood shaped wall mirror, 42" high, 22" wide £80­£120

489.

Good pair of decorative gilded rectangular wall mirrors, each with later applied carved giltwood ribbon swags over the mirror plates in a gilded frames, 65" high overall, 23.5" wide £200

£400

488

486.

Large antique gilt wood and gesso oval wall mirror, with a moulded floral frame, 38" x 32" £100­£150

487.

491

490

490.

Good George II walnut and parcel gilt wall mirror, 51.25" high, 24" wide

£600­£1000

491.

Georgian mahogany and satinwood serpentine washstand, the crossbanded hinged top revealing a strut mirror with divided interior, over two faux drawer fronts and a single slim drawer, raised on inlaid tapering square legs terminating on brass casters, 24.5" wide, 20.5" deep, 33" high

£120­£180

492.

Small Georgian circular mahogany tripod table, the tilt-top upon a turned column and tripod base with downswept supports terminating in pad feet, 18.5" diameter, 27" high

£60­£100

493.

Regency rosewood work table, the rectangular top over a single frieze drawer and green pleated tapered drawer, upon swept cheval type supports united by a turned stretcher and with downswept feet applied with brass paw cap castors, 19" wide, 30" high, 14.5" deep

£150­£250

493

494.

18th century Hepplewhite period carver chair, the carved pierced oval shield back with green stuffover seat and upon square chamfered front supports, 36" high, 20" wide, depth 18" (with various historical repairs and restorations)

£50­£80

495.

Chippendale style mahogany serpentine tray on stand, the tray with a pierced fret twin handled gallery upon the stand with square chamfered supports united by fret work cross stretchers terminating with a flambeau finial, 20th century, 24" x 16", 28.5" high £80­£120

496.

Pair of bamboo bedside two tier open tables with inset glass shelves, 16" wide, 27.5" high, 14" deep (2)

£20­£40

497.

George IV mahogany side table in the manner of Gillows, the shaped break front top with ebony banding, over the ebony inlaid freeze inset with a single drawer applied with later lions head ring handles, upon fine turned and reeded fasces legs terminating with brass casters, 35" wide, 31.75" high, depth 19.5" £400­£800

498.

Mahogany rectangular shaped foot stool upon curved downswept legs, 11" x 14", 9" high; together with two woolwork foot stools (3) £20­£40

499.

Fine pair of George III Chippendale period mahogany chairs, the carved backs with scroll top rails over pierced interlaced vase splats, green damask drop in seats and moulded frames with carved shell capped cabriole legs united by H-stretchers, 40" high, 22" wide, depth 17.5" £200­£300

500.

George IV mahogany framed cheval screen in the manner of Gillows, with three slide insert panels, raised on scrolling acanthus carved lyre supports and outswept legs terminating on brass casters, 24" wide, 23" deep, 45.5" high

** Purchased from Sotheby's Hadspen House sale, 29th May 1996, ex lot 118 £150­£250

501.

Pair of Regency mahogany dining chairs, with inlaid horizontal top rails over rope twist splats, stuffover seats and sabre front supports, 33" high, 18.5" wide, depth 16.5" £40­£80

502.

Pair of mahogany occasional tables in the Georgian manner, of rectangular form with canted corners and upon square canted legs, 24" x 16", 24" high £30­£50

503.

Decorative chinoiserie ebonised and gilded open wall shelf, decorated with foliate scrolls of narrow proportion with a pagoda hood top over three open shelves with slender turned supports, 9.5" wide, 46" high approximately £80­£120

504.

Pair of early 19th century mahogany pole screens, each with circular panelled watercolour, pen and ink studies within moulded frames, each titled 'Charlotte at the tomb of Werther' and 'Adelaide first seen in the Gardens of Bagnieres', mounted upon poles with hexagonal bases and trefoil inlaid plateaus terminating with short fluted supports with spade feet, the circular panels 15.25" diameter, 56" high overall (2)

£200­£400

505.

Attractive Edwardian mahogany, satinwood and floral marquetry kidneyshaped desk, with an inset gilt tooled leather top within a harewood and boxwood foliate border over the central kneehole freeze with a single drawer flanked by four drawers to either side, the side and reverse panels with marquetry panels, upon short square tapering feet, 54" wide, 26" deep, 29" high £600­£1000

506.

Late 19th century ebonised and gilded circular torchére in the manner of Thomas Hope, applied with three cast metal lions head mounts with rings, upon gilded fluted and X-frame open supports upon a trefoil plateau with applied cast gilt metal paw feet, 11.5" diameter, 39" high £150­£250

507.

19th century mahogany kneehole bowed dressing table, the large frieze drawer over a central recessed cupboard flanked by four small drawers with reeded pilasters and upon short turned feet terminating with brass castors, 46" wide, 32" high, 20.5" deep £150­£250

508.

Modern faux bamboo gilded rectangular wall mirror with an inset bevelled mirror plate, 22.5" x 16.75"; together with another modern mahogany effect wall mirror, 27" x 19" (2)

£20­£30

509.

George III mahogany lowboy, the rectangular moulded top over three freeze drawers and a shaped apron, upon tapering cabriole legs terminating with pad feet, 32" wide, 28" high, 18" deep

£200­£300

510.

Georgian period Chippendale design mahogany library chair, the carved vase splat over a green studded leather seat and upon acanthus carved cabriole front legs terminating with ball and claw feet, 23" wide, the back 38.75" high

£80­£120

511.

18th century oak lowboy, the rectangular moulded top with three walnut crossbanded frieze drawers over a central carved scroll apron and upon tapering cylindrical legs terminating with pad feet, 30" wide, 28.25" high, 18.5" deep

£200­£300

512.

19th century oval mahogany inlaid fold­over demi­lune card table, the top with a half paterae and cross banded with satinwood, enclosing a green baize lined interior over the moulded freeze upon square tapering legs terminating with spade feet, 36" wide, 31" high, depth 18"

£80­£120

513.

Modern beech effect folding desk, the fold-over top with two frieze drawers upon a folding trellis design base, 55" wide, the top 31" deep extended, 29.25" high

£30­£50

507 509

514.

Regency burr elm and brass mounted tripod octagonal occasional table, upon a tapering column with applied brass mounts and tripod downswept supports, 22" wide, 28" high (some faults)

£200­£300

515.

Mahogany glazed narrow wall display cabinet, with a waved rim cornice over a single astragal glazed door enclosing a mirrored back and inset with two adjustable glass shelves, 28" wide, 41.5" high, 10" deep

£100­£150

516.

Good quality modern black metal and brass effect console table with matching mirror, the table of rectangular form inset with a clear glass mirror top plate, 53" wide, 29" high, 14.5" deep; the mirror 27.5" wide, 35.75" high (2)

£100­£200

517.

Early 19th century mahogany chest of drawers of small proportion, the crossbanded top over a brushing slide and four graduated drawers upon bracket feet, 32" wide, 29.5" high, 15.75" deep

£200­£300

518.

George III mahogany serpentine chest of drawers, the top with boxwood banding over four graduated drawers applied with circular gilt metal loop handles depicting urns, with canted corners and raised upon bracket feet, 40.5" wide, 37" high, depth 23.5"

£400­£600

519.

Victorian walnut inlaid pier display cabinet, the moulded top with an ebonised border over glazed panel doors enclosing fixed velvet lined shelves, with applied gilt metal mounts and arabesque inlay upon a plinth base, 36" wide, 38.5" high, 13" deep

£100­£150

520.

Decorative ebonised lacquered and gilded rectangular occasional table, the gallery top with transfer printed floral decoration upon faux bamboo supports united by cross stretchers, 16" x 12", 15" high; together with two book holders, a wooden charger stand and two green painted folding stands (6)

£20­£40

521.

Good small 18th century green chinoiserie lacquered miniature bureau on stand, decorated with garden scenes with figures and wildlife, the hinged fall front enclosing a divided interior with drawers and further decoration, over a single freeze drawer, raised on a stand of four square legs united by an under tier, 16" wide, 10" deep, 36" high

£600­£1000

522.

Attractive oval inlaid bijouterie display table cabinet, the hinged top with an inset bevelled glass panel enclosing a pink velvet lined interior and upon slender tapering legs divided by stretchers and applied with gilt metal mounts, 23" x 18.25", 30" high

£120­£180

523.

Regency rosewood library table, the top with hinged lifting book rest over three drawers with egg and dart freeze, raised on four acanthus carved and reeded legs terminating on brass casters, 44" wide, 27.5" deep, 32" high

£400­£600

524.

Decorative pair of green painted three tier open bookshelves of rectangular form applied with gilt metal gallery mounts upon square supports upon a plinth base, 26.75" wide, 33.5" high, 17.75" deep

£150­£300

525.

George II style candle stand, the moulded serpentine rectangular top upon a turned and triple column support terminating with tripod feet, 29" high, the top 14" x 10" £80­£120

526.

18th century oak blanket chest on stand, the hinged top enclosing a candle box over a single drawer, the stand with square tapering legs, 33" wide, 29" high, 19.25" deep (one hinge at fault)

£80­£120

527.

Georgian mahogany carver chair, the pierced interlaced vase splat over a wool work foliate drop-in seat upon square canted legs united by a stretcher, 24" wide, the back 37.5" high (with alterations and faults)

£30­£50

528.

Pair of impressive giltwood console tables in the George II style after a design by William Kent, the rectangular verde marble top above a Greek key moulded frieze, supported by an eagle with spread wings perched upon rocks, on a faux marble painted reverse breakfront plinth base, 31" wide, 34" high, 16.5" deep £2000­£3000

529.

Eastern hardwood square adjustable easel reading stand/foot stool, with a carved square foliate panel, 16" £20­£40

530.

Decorative faux porphery column, the fluted column upon a black stepped square base, 40" high £60­£100

531.

Pair of decorative shaped white painted beech pier tables in the 18th century style, each with cream marble tops over the the frieze with applied oval motifs and upon fluted turned supports united by shaped stretchers, 49.25" wide, 34.5" high, 26" deep £300­£500

532.

Georgian style mahogany narrow side table, inset with three frieze drawers upon chamfered square canted supports, 42" wide, 30" high, 12" deep; together with a reproduction mahogany demi lune side table, 24" wide (2)

£40­£80

528

531

532A.

Georgian style mahogany tripod basin washstand inset with two small drawers, 31.5" high, 12" diameter

£40­£80

533.

Pair of decorative brass demi lune occasional side tables with glass inset tops upon reeded supports united by curved stretchers, 22" wide, 19" high, 11" deep

£20­£40

534.

Good quality modern Madrona burr and oak demi lune marquetry side table, made by John and Louise Cropper of Wallingford, July 2005, 39.5" wide, 33" high, 20" deep

£150­£250

535.

Contemporary rectangular low occasional/coffee table, with a faux shagreen top upon polished chrome supports, 47" x 20", 15.5" high

£60­£100

536.

19th century mahogany four poster bed, the hooded canopy upon square and cylindrical tapering supports, with later tester hung with Sanderson Chinese pattern drapes and counterpane, modern pine slats, 43.5" deep, 85.5" wide, 78" high (alterations)

£200­£400

537.

Pair of Georgian Chippendale style mahogany dining chairs, with carved pierced interlaced vase splats over green serpentine stuffover damask seats, raised upon square chamfered front supports united by Hstretchers, 37.5" high, 23" wide, depth 19.5"

£60­£100

538.

George III mahogany serpentine foldover card table, the hinged top enclosing a velvet cream lined interior over the plain frieze with applied bead moulding and upon square tapering legs terminating with spade feet and castors, 36" wide, 29.5" high, 18" deep

£150­£250

539.

Regency rosewood and brass inlaid side table attributed to Gillows, the rectangular top with rounded ends above a bead moulded freeze with a concealed slide, the trestle ends with spindle supports above a brass marquetry tablet, the outwept legs terminating in gilt brass caps and casters, 30.25" wide, 29.5" high, 20" deep

** See Susan E. Stewart, Gillows of Lancaster and London, 1730-40, Antiques Collectors Club 2008 page 301, plate 329 for a similar example of table £600­£1000

540.

Early 19th century French Directoire circular occasional table, with radiating veneers from an inlaid centre circle, the edge with a brass rim above a turned column with sheathed foliate decoration, above a stepped plynth of four circular brass feet, 28" diameter, 29.5" high

£300­£500

541.

Georgian satinwood crossbanded fold­over demi­lune card table, the fold-over top enclosing a green baize lined interior over the cross banded freeze upon square tapering legs each surmounted foliate painted panels, 28.5" diameter, 36" high (split to the top)

£80­£120

542.

Fine quality rosewood inlaid fold­over demi­lune games table, the top inlaid with a half paterae and boxwood banding, upon fine slender ring turn reeded supports terminating with brass casters, the centre reverse leg pulling out to reveal a single secret drawer, 36" wide, 28" high, depth 18"

£300­£500

543.

William III walnut stool, the oval upholstered seat with turned legs united by shaped X stretchers, 22" x 16", 17" high

£200­£300

544.

19th century mahogany twin pedestal D­end extending dining table, with bulbous turned columns and tripod fluted downswept supports terminating with brass capped castors, one leaf, 87" x 43" extended, 28" high

£200­£300

542

543

545.

Set of six 19th century mahogany dining chairs, each with reeded supports and arcaded pierced splats, floral yellow damask stuffover seats and upon slender turned reeded front supports, 33.5" high, the seats 20" wide, seat depth 16.5" (6)

£200­£400

546.

Set of six English provincial Hepplewhite period mahogany dining chairs, with fleur-de-lys carved and pierced vase splats over reupholstered drop-in seats and upon square canted supports united by stretchers, the seats 21" wide, the backs 36" (6)

£200­£400

547.

Georgian mahogany tripod table, the pie-crust top above a fluted stem and wrythen column on acanthus carved outswept legs terminating with ball and claw feet, 21" diameter, 25.5" high

£120­£180

548.

Pair of reproduction mahogany square occasional tables in the Regency manner, the square tops with foldover extending flaps revealing a parquetry star motif, over a single frieze drawer and upon ring turned handles terminating with castors, 18" square closed, 36" wide extended, 27" high

£80­£120

549.

Georgian mahogany carver chair in the Chippendale manner, the shaped back with a carved pierced vase shape splat with carved elbow supports and drop-in seat upon square canted legs united by stretchers, the seat 25.5" wide, the back 37" high

£60­£100

550.

Fine Regency lacquered and gilt X­frame stool attributed to Thomas Hope (1769­1831), with gilt leopard's head terminals applied with brass rings and modern tassels, upon a sweeping xframe united with a central turned stretcher with downswept supports terminating with carved paw feet, button upholstered seat, 31" high, 35" wide, depth 19"

** Provenance - From the Lord St. Audrey's collection who lived in the Taunton area. Purchased from Glaisher and Nash Ltd, London in June 1966 where it was sold as 'by Thomas Hope, circa 1810'

£6000­£10000

551.

Early 19th century French mahogany armchair in the manner of Thomas Hope, the back with applied gilt metal crests and floral roundels over downswept arms terminating with carved and gilt mythical beast masks, stuff-over upholstered in a pale yellow stripe, raised on carved and gilt front legs, 23" wide, 27" deep, the seat 16" high, the back 36" high

£300­£500

552.

Pair of decorative modern lacquered high back chairs in the manner of Mackintosh, with stylised vertical pierced splats and light cream stuffover seats upon cylindrical supports, the seats 18" wide, the backs 47" high

£60­£100

553.

19th century mahogany and rosewood reverse breakfront console table, the frieze with applied classical gilt metal mounts upon detailed carved ram's head monopodia with hoof feet, 54.5" wide, 33" high, 14" deep

£300­£500

551

Regency painted simulated rosewood and parcel gilt salon settee, the triple scallop bergére back painted with panels of putto within gilded borders, over the bergere seat with slender arm supports and faux bamboo front legs terminating with casters, with a later pale buttoned loose cushion, 60" wide, the back 33.5" high, seat depth 24"

£800­£1200

Fine pair of George IV mahogany Pembroke tables in the manner of Gillows, each with moulded drop flaps over single freeze drawers apposed with a dummy drawer and upon slender turned reeded legs terminating in brass casters, 36" wide, 28.75" high (pair)

£500­£800

554.

555.

557.

£600 557

George III mahogany circular tripod table, the tilt-top with a piecrust border upon a turned and reeded column upon a tripod base carved with sheathed acanthus and terminating with pad feet, bearing a 'Spillman & Co, St Martin's Lane, London' trade label, 30" diameter, 28" high £200­£300

558.

559

George II mahogany silver table, the rectangular moulded dish top over a single frieze drawer and upon slender cabriole legs terminating with pad feet, 31.5" x 17.75", 29" high £150­£250

559.

Fine George I walnut side chair, the curved top rail with a central shell motif above a bird head and scroll carved pierced vertical splat, drop-in tapestry seat and carved cabriole legs, 24" wide, 20" deep, the seat 19" high, the back 38" high £300­£500

556.

George III oak dresser base, the moulded top over three walnut cross banded drawers with applied brass handles over the shaped apron upon cabriole legs terminating with pad feet, 68" wide, 29.5" high, depth 19" £400

560.

Attractive fine pair of satinwood crossbanded and painted side tables in the Adam style, each with oval floral bouquet reserves to the tops within fruit and vine garlands, painted green harebell borders, the freeze with classical urns and swags upon slender square tapering legs painted with harebells, 34.5" wide, 30.75" high, depth 17.25"

£1200­£1800

561.

19th century oval mahogany occasional tripod table, 20" x 13.5", 27" high; together with a Georgian mahogany triangular occasional drop flap table, 28.25" wide (2)

£50­£80

562.

Good quality reproduction parquetry inlaid drum occasional table, the parquetry top with applied metal rim border over an oak lined single frieze drawer, the base with a reeded column and tripod downswept supports finely carved with sheathed meandering foliage, 27" diameter, 29" high

£150­£250

563.

Regency mahogany and gilt brass mounted two tier dumb waiter, with two tiers with pierced galleries united by octagonal tapered brass supports, turn support and three reeded downswept legs with brass caps and casters, 37" high, 22.75" diameter,

£400­£600

564.

Pair of 19th century mahogany hall chairs, the oval backs each with a recess panel painted with a coat of arms of the Talbot family, over a solid seats and upon square tapering front legs terminating with spade feet, with loose buttoned seat cushions, 39" high, 19" wide, depth 17" (pair)

£250­£350

565.

566.

Fine George II feather banded walnut bureau cabinet, the moulded cornice over a pair of glazed mirrored panelled doors, opening to reveal two adjustable shelves and an arrangement of pigeonholes, the fall front enclosing a central cupboard door with a secret pull-out compartment, flanked by pigeonholes and a pair of small drawers, over four graduated long drawers on bracket feet, 40" wide, 83.5" high, 22.5" deep £4000­£6000

567.

George I giltwood side table in the manner of James Moore, the breche violette marble top over a carved frieze of interlaced trellis and flower motifs centred with shell and scrolls, the legs with leaf carving over square tapering sectioned legs terminating in hoof feet, 35.5" wide, 31.5" high, 21.25" deep

£2000­£3000

567

566

564

Fine Regency mahogany cellarette, of sarcophagus form with a hinged cover enclosing a metal lined interior, with carved foliate panels over a carved freeze and upon claw feet terminating with castors, with key, 23" wide, 21" high, depth 18"

£600­£1000

568.

Fine French Louis XV style kingwood serpentine commode chest, the marble top over two drawers and a single drawer applied with cast gilt metal mounts and caryatid brackets upon slender cabriole legs terminating with gilt metal capped feet, 42" wide, 33" high, depth 22.75"

£600­£1000

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569

569.

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THE SPECIALIST AUCTIONEERS

DIRECTIONS TO OUR CORSHAM HEADQUARTERS

On the A4 from Bath or Chippenham turn off at the mini roundabout by the Hare & Hounds Pub towards Corsham town centre, turn immediately right at the next mini roundabout into Valley Road. After one mile cross narrow railway bridge and round right angle bend. Turn left after 600 yards into Leafield Industrial Estate.

Go straight through the estate and take the last turning on the right beforemeeting the public road again, just past Linpac and opposite Corsham Print. The Bath Auction Rooms are at the end of the road facing you.

Total time from Junction 17 ­ 10­15 minutes

Total time from central Bath ­ 15 minutes

Travelling by Train ­ we recommend Chippenham Station

Gardiner Houlgate, 9 Leafield Way, Corsham, Nr Bath